Jack and Jill_Coronalysis_Conjured Pandemic_"A Price To Pay"
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Jack and Jill
Jack was in sixth grade this year. He lived next door to Jill, who was in the fifth grade. When they were barely beyond infants, they became best buddies for life. They made plans to get married and have two boys and a girl when they graduated high school. They were such best friends, they didn’t care much about making friends with the other kids at school. Their parents didn’t make much of it, although they probably should have. They had the attitude, don’t fix it if it isn’t broken. Jack and Jill walked to Emerson Grade School together every day, and did their homework together every...
Coronalysis
What else can be the best example for every one of us across the globe experiencing a confined and quarantine life during Corona pandemic lockdown to protect our life from this contagious disease? As life was normal for everyone across globe till february'2020, but as Corona - Covid19 pandemic suddenly erupted across the length and breadth of the globe since March'2020, each working and non-working as well as educational-institutions going children were confined to a house or a room following 'work from home' concept to adhere to the norms laid down by respective country's governments to prote...
Conjured Pandemic
The forbidden spells were always arduous to cast. Send Despair nearly killed Msia Yar’Adua. Now he only needed a few words and his atlas to make anyone in the world feel his pain. He flipped through the pages, pointed, said the words and imagined the sickness, the confusion, the tears.Merad Prewitt sat on the metal chair, at metal table in windowless room.“They’re making me wait in order to intimidate me,” she thought.The door opened and two men entered.“The first one will do the interrogating and the second one will run the recorder and make the other one look important.”“We unders...
"A Price To Pay"
Simon could feel the rough barwww.onedoor.cck of the massive tree biting into the bare skin of his back as he pushed with all his might against it. He wasn't foolish enough to believe his piddling efforts had any hope of toppling it. The enormous oak had supposedly been there for over a thousand years. It's gnarled and unyielding branches had easily borne the weight of all the many supposed witches, dissidents and pickpockets who had been most unceremoniously hung from them. Their piteous fates had been doled out by a long lineage of tyrants who had ruled these lands with an unwavering lack of mercy. It was...