Spirits Don't Catch Colds_Party Portals_Earth 3、0_The village that never woke up
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Spirits Don't Catch Colds
I figured with all this grand universe to explore you likely wouldn’t be back for a while. What gives?“Wow...It’s been damn near a month⎯and the green tea with lemon and honey will help with this cold.”“You don’t look sick to me.”“I may not look it but I can’t stop sneezing and my eyes keep watering.”“I can’t believe I’m falling for this...spirits don’t catch colds?”“How do you know? You’re not a ghost. And I’m sneezing all over the place. And in threes every so often.”“Threes?”“Yeah, one right after another. Then the goosebumps come and I break out in a cold sweat.”“Okay, you’re taking it too...
Party Portals
The party My dad is going out of town for the weekend for one of his business meetings. So, me being that girl, I'm throwing a big party for my fellow classmates. So, I text my friends and tell them to tell other people about the party. I also tell them to bring swimsuits unless they want to swim naked it's not a big deal. "Marissa," as my dad knocks on the door. " Come in," I say. My dad opens the door and says," Look I'm about to leave out, and I don't want any funny business going on, you hear?" I roll my eyes and nod. " I love you, sweetie," as my dad gives me a hug. "I love you too," ...
Earth 3、0
- - - West Coast - - -“What a spectacular sunrise,” Sam observed while standing in his living room, sipping his morning coffee. The dark gray outline of the Olympic Mountains silhouetted against the early light shining through the window of the newly purchased West Seattle condominium. Their building was located along a street overlooking Alki Beach with views to the west and north.Sam and Ellen had not finished unpacking the boxes after their move from Atlanta the week prior. They first unpacked bedding, followed by boxes marked kitchen items. The moving van arrived on a Friday, which gave th...
The village that never woke up
Roohi was playing on the beach when the lightning struck into the sea. She thought it was strange for a single bolt of lightning to strike in the middle of summer, when the sky is cloudless and as blue as the new rug that Ma has recently splurged on. Roohi thought it was stranger that there was no sound of thunder which usually followed behind the lightening, a phenomenon that her fourth grade science textbowww.onedoor.ccok had taught her this week. But what she found strangest was when she saw something floating in the water at the exact spot where the lightning hit the sea. Roohi ran towards it with sand ...