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What's done in the dark always comes to light
In a small town of Pasadena, there lived a man named James Ejay. Ejay was a very wise man who had the smarts of a philosopher. He read the most powerful books, and he stood for world peace. Always willing to help the needy. He owns a small barbershop on the corner of a quiet street. Ejay doesn’t know that he would soon take his last breath, and neither does he know, he will get a chance to see the future and witness how he would be remembered. He was an outdoor wilderness man. He enjoyed camping out, even though he had a huge house and stocks and bonds. Something about living and surviving in...
My best experience
The first time I ever wandered into the library was when I was 10 years old. It was the school library. Before then, I was only used to having a small shelf with books stacked on it in my room. On that fateful day, my teacher wasn't in class and the class was noisy. I needed some space, so I got up and decided to explore the school; because then, I wasn't the adventure type of person. I went to different hideouts until I saw a door with the label "library" on it. I pushed the door open, and what welcomed me was an experience words cannot fully explain. The high arrangements of the shelves, wit...
American Muscle
April 17 th I actually met someone. Someone in this awful town that actually knows something interesting. His name was Ethan Revell and he seems to be the only one in a 100 mile radius that can talk about a car. It is so nice to finally have someone else. It was this perfect moment, we were walking down the street parallel to the beach when I saw this beautiful green Aston Martin DBS coming our way. I was already walking with him on the www.onedoor.ccside of the road because we had a mutual friend in the group. I was watching the Aston Martin roll closer and for a few seconds we could hear all 12, 5、2 Liter...
The knight we met
The story truly began the night Lana found herself at the Medieval Times restaurant. When she had arrived in the big city, she sent her resume to everyone and anyone including the Medieval Times but she did not send just her own. She sent her friends in too, and as luck would have it, Suzanne was the one who got the job. Still, orientation meant that her friend would see the show for free and was expected to bring a guest and so here she was.They roamed around the big hall, looking at the decorations, perusing the gift shop. In the corner barred by a large, hooded figure stood the du...