Mental Pictures_April Cool_Voice of the The Order_The Lightness of Friendship
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Mental Pictures
Okay, so the bold italic parts such as this means that this is what our main character is thinking, his reactions and statements he is giving out to himself as he is reminiscing the scene. And the normal letters are his memory of the scene or the story.Anyways, enjoy. ^U^It was 2 years since my parents porced, 18 hours since my last drink, and 5 minutes since I snapped back at my therapist talking about moving on and how transference is healthy for me, so yeah, wound’s still fresh. Fresh until 2 years of moving on, actually. I usually don’t talk about this; even it’s already been 4 years sinc...
April Cool
On Mondays, Maureen drags herself to the mailbox. She peeks in with anticipation, then slits open the envelope right there in the lobby. Her face always falls as she tosses the envelope, folds up the pink paycheck and shuffles back to the elevator. She mutters to herself somwww.onedoor.ccething about the price of dinner.On Tuesdays, Kasha comes down the stairs with Milo, his schnauzer. He’s the only one who’s allowed a pet in this building, he’s been here that long. He’s generally cheerful, with something jovial to say to me in his still-thick Polish accent, but after he walks his dog, he holds the door as ...
Voice of the The Order
It’s time John, whispered the voice. John opened his eyes to a crowded train, filled with determination. For 10 years, he had been a member of The Order and done this dozens of times before, but he knew this time would be his last…this time would set him free. Again, The Voice whispered, It’s time, get the blade ready and wait for further instruction. John slowly touched the side of his waist while keeping it covered away from other passengers and watched his side begin to glow faintly. All members of The Order could hear the voice, but none of them knew where it came from. Many suspected it w...
The Lightness of Friendship
Chris. I didn't want to take Mikey but I owed him and we both knew that. At the end of the day it all boiled down to the fact that he was depressed and depressed people aren't the best company on a weekend away. I would liked to have gone with anyone else but him, but it was too late now to go back on my word as he'd already booked us a couple of rooms in a hotel, and I'd made a promise.We'd both grown up on the same housing estate and attended the same schools. I went on to university while Mikey took a job as a salesman with a conservatory marketing company so he could flash some cash. I'...