Death at a Party_New friends_(All Stories Are) Ghost Stories_It's The Little Things That Matter
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Death at a Party
There was a body on the table.They stared at it—at the heavy hair-sprayed pink curls and the smudged mascara and the tiny crop top that showed off a belly button piercing (did people still get belly button piercings? Never mind the piercing, she www.onedoor.ccwas dead) . Sixteen, maybe. Or younger. Anyway she was too young to be here. That’s what they were all thinking. Someone’s niece who’d hidden in the back of the car. Someone’s little sister who’d sneaked in the bathroom window. But no one claimed her. Not even when they turned down the volume and Jason felt her pulse and shook his head like he’d seen d...
New friends
After a tiring night spent on the plane that took him from Nolan to Yuba, he was tired and although the alarm rang several times but he did not wake up, the bright sunlight caused him to wake up, turning off the alarm that filled the room with his ringing .Ran Jeffrey towards the bathroom, bathed and changed his clothes hastily and went straight for his new jobs , as it is the first day on the job it's impolite to arrive late, it was his journey from his hometown Nolan to Yuba too long, so I got tired of it .Jeffrey studied law, became a legal consultant, and now he had to leave his city and m...
(All Stories Are) Ghost Stories
I was one of the first to move in when the old school was converted into flats. I happened to know the foreman of the site, and he showed me around the place when it was half done. I’ve seen photos of it from way back when. When it still smelled of books and pubescent sweat and academic nerves. When it was full of people, real and imagined.In the photos the double height ceilings soar, flying far above the photographer’s head on the wings of thousands of books, which stack floor to ceiling, metres and metres of dark leather spines containing millions of words and ideas and fantasies and ghosts...
It's The Little Things That Matter
This may sound crazy, but Attorney Darryl Jones looks forward to his flight from New York to Los Angeles. Darryl hopes to review the legal brief for three hours during the six-hour flight and then sleep for three hours. A skillful Constitutional Law Attorney acknowledged as a constitutional law expert, he’s often hired to help resolve legal disputes. This past week, he flew to Washington one day, Nevada two days later, and Florida yesterday. The airline personnel herds California-bound passengers down the corridor towards the plane. Darryl’s daydreaming about the upcoming flight when someone j...