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Meeting the Match
In January 1, 2018, Lucas was staying in the bed and the alarm was ringing loudly. He didn’t want to get up because it’s holiday. So, he moved his hand over the table near his bed to stop the alarm clock. But he was opening his eyes wide open immediately because he touched something weird, soft and warm it doesn’t seemed like alarm clock or table. He looked closely to his hand go and he saw something that he didn’t expect. He scratched his head and looked at there again. He didn’t know that woman at all why did she get in his bed and what happened last night. Only thing he re...
The Week that Was
[Friday]Jared relaxed in front of his laptop on a bright Friday afternoon after another busy week of school. He simply sat and stared down the writing prompts, imploring them to spark an idea to light a fire. He could go in any direction for this week’s theme - Stubbornness. He read and reread the prompts, waiting for that miraculous moment where an entire story took shape in his mind. ‘Miraculous’ since it rarely happens.Jared moved to lounge on his dorm bed munching on chips with his unfinished assignments thrown across the bed. He ignored them all and opened a new document and stared at t...
Getting to know you, getting to know all ...
Noah checked his phone for the tenth time in as many minutes. Between that and rubbing the indentation left by his wedding ring, he was building up quite a collection of fidgety habits. He already felt conspicuous standing outside the café, but he didn’t want to miss Hannah. He had arrived early and hung around, picking the Drury café because of the location, familiarity, and relaxed friendly atmosphere. Best of all it was near a tube station which meant that if the date went well, they had an option to go on somewhere and if it didn’t’, well he could disappear underground to rethink the datin...
Listen Up!
If you take a right off of Newberry Street, just past 7th, there's a tiny dirt path you can get to if you squint your eyes at the bushes. You can park your car there and continue down by bike or by walking, if that’s your style. Anyways - and make sure to write this down - take a right after the old barn, and continue until you see a worn down diamond sign that I think used to be yellow. What… scared it might have said something important? Life’s too short to worry about things that have passed their time of relevance. Okay, where was I? Oh right, past this sign, take a left at the rundow...