Cinematic Déjà-Vu_Goodnight, Leopold Andrews_STOLEN LOVE_Emotianally colorblind
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Opi Sphealt was a man hailed for his sheer commonness, despite a name which one would be truly forgetful to let slip the mind. An actor of middle America, raised on a commercial grain farm after emerging from an elusive background of poverty before the age of 15, Sphealt became a poster child for the American dream: a rags to riches tale of Hollywood glory. And yet something wasn't quite right with Mr. Sphealt, a peculiarity which I made my business to iron out under the guise of a shocking story assigned to a rookie journalist such as myself.“Mr. Sphealt, I hope you don’t mind my intruding.”...
Goodnight, Leopold Andrews
“Leopold Andrews.” The name drenches my lips like a fine wine, rich and sophisticated. It conveys someone of great importance. Someone to be both respected and adored. It is a name fit for a king. “Leopold Andrews,” I say again.He inherited the name from his father, but he goes simply by Leo.The name Leopold comes from Old German and means “brave people.” And brave is exactly what Leo is. He has been through some big changes recently and has overcome so much just to be here with me now. But that’s another story for another time.Leo and I have only known each other for a short while, but he alr...
STOLEN LOVE
My life was great – everything, chugging together perfectly. The gymnastics team I’d been with since I was five years old were two months away from try-outs for the Olympic Games team. I was on top form, the fittest and strongest I’d ever been – I knew I was definitely going to qualify for the New Zealand team – it had been my dream come true when I was chosen to represent our Gym, and I had worked so hard. My parents were proud of me. This made my life fairly busy for a 16-year-old, and I was very driven and focused. My grades were good and I was looking into Physio Therapy as an occupation, ...
Emotianally colorblind
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