Ouroboros Part One - The Molting_Faronucci_Blue Christmas_Past Meets Present
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Ouroboros Part One - The Molting
Ophi wasn’t sure what to do with this new information. It had certainly changed his view on things. Some of the things. It gnawed on the back of Ophi’s head just enough to irritate him. Once again, he felt the pressure to warn everyone. Ophi limped out of his den. The spines sheathed under his skin still felt awkward. Ophi scanned the bushes. As much as the bushes made a tight circle around his den, their branches did a poor job filling themselves in, and the gray sand so visible beyond them made everything look ghostly, and to top it all off, nothing could be heard except for the slight whist...
Faronucci
You’d think that the most important days of your lives would be earmarked on a calendar from the time you were born to serve as a reminder to get up in the morning so you didn’t miss it. Or at least sit there as a warning for you to prepare yourself for.Funny thing though, my day didn’t start off as extraordinary, just ordinary really, with an extra bit of boredom thrown in. I was at Constance de Clare’s Halloween party ,which was basically just twenty-year-olds in skimpy clothes and a lot of booze.My roommate had dragged me herewww.onedoor.cc, listing the cool people that would be attending, the models an...
Blue Christmas
“I’m not going. I told you, this year, I’m really not going.”Nick’s voice sounds like it’s coming from another wing of the house rather than from the other side of the door. I knock again, but without waiting for an answer I push open the door.“I’m coming in, I hope you’re decent!” I announce cheerily, and my eyes begin to water. The room smells like sour milk, tobacco and sweat.“Nick?” I walk to the bed, kicking aside food wrappers and clothes to make a path as I go. “Nick. It’s time to get up. Way past time. Come on man.”I reach above my head to his elbow and give it a shake. He rolls his ma...
Past Meets Present
“Are you coming out tonight?” Amara asked over the phone.“No, I don’t really want to, Amara.” Maya sighed. “It has been a really long week and I really just want to stay home, enjoy some wine, and catch up on Ghost Adventures.”“Okay, that sounds fun and all, but we haven’t hung out in forever and I would love for you to meet some of my friends from work. I’ll even pay for your dinner.” Amara begged.“Appetizer and dessert, too?” Maya asked cheekily.“Of course!” Amara squealed in excitement. “So, you’re coming?”“Fine, Amara.” Maya sighed reluctantly. “What time are you picking me up?”“Yay! You w...