Rimewyrm’s Bane_MALCOLM IN THE MIX_I have never robbed a bank before._A Night At The Movies
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Rimewyrm’s Bane
The midsummer’s sun had not yet risen; its predawn glow had only just begun to filter through the dusty kitchen windows of the rancher’s homestead. The rancher took his breakfast by candlelight with his wife and only son, Bonde.“Bonde, before you begin your morning rounds, your mother and I want to be clear. We hope you’ll continue to refrain from any further involvement with that damnable thieves’ guild,” the rancher tried to remain stern while he choked on a piece of pan-fried bacon.Bonde chuckled at the old man’s awkwardness, “Father, don’t worry yourself. I’m of legal age now, so you can’t...
MALCOLM IN THE MIX
Malcolm stood barefooted on the dewy grass gazing towards the sky, his eye balls rotated uniformly with precision it almost appeared as if he was a Painter and the sky was the world’s largest canvas, thoughts lingered across his mind but deep down he knew the only way to conquer the demons was to introduce them to heaven, Malcolm quickly ran down the hilly –mountains found his way through the dreaded corn farms oblivious of the peril he faced from the wild jackals who dwelled in the old coal mines of Kentucky, he arrived at his father’s cottage in the wee hours of the night and found his fat...
I have never robbed a bank before.
" But I have never ever robbed the bank before, " said Max. " Easy , brother, relax. Just follow my lead and everything will be all right," said Tom with a charged green. " Look, I do have a perfect plan. Just think about what you are going to do with all those money! You can fly around the world, buy cars, girls, expensive cloth, need celebrities. " " No can do," said Max. "I , I cannot steal someone else's money!" " Look man, don't be a douche. Those banks, they are taking your money and make a prwww.onedoor.ccofit in thousands. They are suckers who make themselves filthy reach why you struggle to pay y...
A Night At The Movies
I’ve always loved older architecture and I loved going to the movies. Through a friend with connections, I managed to procure a job as an apprentice union movie projectionist. In those big old theatres from a bygone era, I was in my glory.Some of the theatres in the seaside town were seasonal, only open during the summer months. Others maintained a normal schedule of evening performances with weekend matinees, and still others operated continuous showings, four or five shows from early afternoon on. My theatre was continuous.It didn’t matter if any patrons were in the house, you ran every sh...