A Seance Goes Off the Rails_The Origins of Gavin Swanson_Perpetual Boredom_Time For A Change
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A Seance Goes Off the Rails
Warning: crime and gore.Lex Parker paced in front of the small frame house, mounting his courage to continue with the plan. A sign was attached to the mail box: Madame LaFarge; Guide to the Unknown; 1301 Poplar. He had double-checked the address to assure himself that he was at the right place.“This has got to work,” he muttered. “It’s my last chance to get back to a normal life. I owe more than fifty thousand from gambling debts and these bums are threatening to kill me if I don’t make good on it. I hope that Arthur LaFarge, a guy I met in a bar, knows what he’s doing with this plan.”With tha...
The Origins of Gavin Swanson
People always ask me how I became successful. You've probably heard of me: Gavin Swanson, the handsome, famous photography guru? I’m a master behind the camera, take pictures that look like magic, and you can almost taste the perfection in my photos.Granted, it wasn’t always that way. I’ve come a long way from that silly teenage boy who used to throw rocks in the creek. It all started one rainy Sunday, on a cold January evening…I watched my rock disappear into the dirty water, bending down to get another one. My best friend Snapper had just left, but I didn’t see the point in going home right...
Perpetual Boredom
Perpetual BoredomIt was a lovely day in the town of Stroll-Field Lane. The sun was shining brightly, the birds were singing, and the flowers were in full bloom. The streets were lined with towering oak trees, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze. The town square was bustling with activity, as locals and tourists alike took advantage of the perfect weather to enjoy the sights and sounds of the small town. But for Jim and Bill, it was just another boring day inside.Jim and Bill were two best friends who had known each other since childhood. They had grown up together in the small town, whe...
Time For A Change
She couldn’t make up her mind as to what to do with them. It had been long enough since the death of her beloved husband for her to feel strong enough to sort out a few things and move on. Of course he was the love of her life and they had many years together but she couldn’t be sad any longer – it was time to find new things to do, grow and flourish….’goodness only knows how much time I have left on this earth’. June had decided to sort out the attic once and for all. Bill had been gone for a year now and she had felt for a few weeks that it was the right time to get cracking on it. She rea...