Goodbye, Again_A Fool_The Beach_Elena and Rosie, a story told in reverse chronological order
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Goodbye, Again
I looked around frantically for the ghostly friend of mind, where was he? Did he leave? No, it couldn't be, he'll stay around for a long long time. And I actually like his presence, hanging around with him is fun. It brings me joy and plants a smile on my face every time I get to talk to him, no one else can see him which kind of sucked since no one can really know him. People just thinks I'm insane when I try talking to him or talking about him. I looked around my empty apartment, it's not exactly empty but it didn't have a lot of stuff. I live alone after all. "Buddy? Where are you?" I calle...
A Fool
“I cannot do all the good that the world needs. But the world needs all the good that I can do,” said the songwriter, Jana Stanfield.Sahil was a person of good sense of humor. Being in his company had been always been cheerful and like never boring. As a staff in a huge Marketing Company of the Island, he was a down to earth in person. His colleagues were amazing and they were a real team. This office was his second home and all the staffs were his family. Sahil was so popular for his good deeds he was offering in his daily life. He was doing it with great enthusiasm and discipline. At 4 a...
The Beach
Who would have thought that a year ago we would be naïve of what’s to come. I say naïve, because the majority of us were. This pandemic had us scrambling like ants, under an attack, from being killed off. There were threats from our governments all over the world suggesting this pandemic was going to kill millions, if not, billions. A year ago, life was relatively normal. I had just started a new job, I was in a relatively stable relationship and things were looking bright for the both of us. But things can change just like that. You know when you think life is www.onedoor.ccgoing smooth but all the red fl...
Elena and Rosie, a story told in reverse chronological order
It was dark out. Rosie ran out the screen door that led to her backyard and through the trees lining her neighbor's yard. Elena was scared. What would happen if the adults found out? She knew of course Rosie’s parents wouldn’t give a damn, but if Elena’s parents knew… she didn't even want to think of what they would do. And maybe the neighbors… “Rosie, wait!” Elena yelled, barely stepping onto the porch. “Don’t you think -- ” “Stop asking me questions like that. You know I never think.” This certainly wasn’t true. Rosie was the smartest person Elena knew. She told her things Elena never even i...