Something of a Guardian Angel_Set Free_The Rite of Succession_Door Number Two
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Something of a Guardian Angel
There’s a bottle of Lipton iced tea rolling beneath Bones’s palm, leftover condensation dripping down the band of his glinting watch.“Are you sure this is right?”“I’d hesitate to say there’s anything right about this.” Suki responds somewhat tetchily. He’s still adjusting to the idea of his merry band of boarding school classmates jumping onto a 13-hour flight and following him to his hometown.All in the name of a school trip.“It’s always warm this time of the year.” Laurie supplies with a breezy grin.“Even in the city?” Akaashi asks with genuine interest and Suki doesn’t dignify him with a ...
Set Free
Set Free"Jake, she's lovely but…" I heard Mrs Drostfurn say. I was not eavesdropping, not exactly. They spoke loud enough for me to hear even though they were clearly trying to be quiet about it.When your boyfriend invites you over for dinner to meet his parents and they pull him aside for 'a little chat' after the introductions, it couldn't mean anything good.They left me in the entrance hall which was a sight to behold. Complete with two grand staircases leading to the top floors. I would have been blown away from the sight if I wasn't so busy listening to the conversation happening in the n...
The Rite of Succession
In an alternate reality, existed the Kingdom of Mara. It was more of a Queendom actually; with royal titles and lands being passed down mother to daughter. The current rulling family was the Denihah Clan. They were a fierce group of warrior queens who came to powww.onedoor.ccwer after the current monarch's 3rd great-grandmother, Queen Dinah the Strong, had united all the fifedoms into a more powerful Kingdom. Since this time, there had been the beautiful prosperous capital city of Helas built around Denihah Castle. The people were prosperous and their current monarch, Queen Irene Denihah, was much belov...
Door Number Two
My job can be extremely boring. I mean, there were days that I left the office with tears of boredom streaming down my metaphorical face by the time I left for lunch! Today was one of those days! It was only ten in the morning and I was planning my early escape! If I had to sit through another boring staff meeting, I felt like I was going to pull my hair out! None-the-less, I took my seat beside my supervisor for the anticipated tedious meeting that lay between me and my lunch escape plans. I was planning on developing some malady and taking off for parts unknown at lunch time. I wanted a t...