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My Daring Escape
I woke up, unaware of where I am but I know I’m not at home. After I was fully awake I realize I am in a lab of some sort. Then I notice in front of me there is two wooden doors. I look around and see glowing goos of green and pink in metal tubes. Afterwards I sea a small metal sign nailed in above the two doors and it says: One door is the door to freedom and the other door leads to death. Then all of the sudden I was terrified but I took a deep breath and decided to search for clues. After looking up and down in every door and dark area, looking through every book and behind every futuristic...
The Two Doors of The Pied Piper
(A/N: This story is a continuation [Part II] of the previous story, “Escape?” Part II came to mind while listening to BTS after a very long time, so why not pen it down here? Hope you enjoy it!)Follow the sound of the pipe, follow this song…. I'm here to save you, I'm here to ruin you-BTS, Pied Piper (English Translation)………............... There was a beautiful Moon on the dark blue sky, like a silver platter shining across the green lands. The stars were like freckles on the moonlit sky, likewww.onedoor.cc sprinkles of dust on the splashing water on the sandy bank of the river, which snaked across the lush...
A History Of Life
There are few philosophical concepts as ordinary and yet as intricately woven as that of existence itself. After all, what could interest the mind more? Perhaps understanding this simple conjecture for progress could answer all of life’s toughest questions. What does it entail? Is it the years one spends alive? Or achieving a state of sentience? They can never properly pin it down, they just know when it started for them.The Great Explosion is the first time they can remember being truly awake. There are some vague memories of waiting mindlessly while a mounting pressure was gathering in an e...
Pixie Sticks
I didn’t hear about it until Dela told me, but you have to take everything she says with a grain of salt. That’s what my Father says about my Uncle, because my Uncle owes my Father money, but my Father says he’s never going to get it back, because my Uncle can’t stay away from the racetrack, but he gave him the money anyway, because my Uncle is my Mother’s brother and when my Uncle shows up crying once a month, my Mother starts crying, and my Father can’t stand hearing grown-ups cry, or anybody cry, really, but he never has to put up with that from me, because I wouldn’t dream of crying, espec...