Dragon Queen_The Life After_Sepphora was born ill_Who fools who?
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Dragon Queen
Audrey was the most beautiful princess the land of Newstone had ever seen. She had auburn hair that flowed down past her waist to her thighs. And her eyes. Her eyes were a deep aqua that shone brightly whenever she was outdoors. Audrey’s fair complexion was always covered in a rosy glow; especially her cheeks. But under all that beautiful appearance was a real tomboy. Audrey hated anything that was too fancy and hated wearing royal gowns. Never. Giwww.onedoor.ccve. Her. A. Fancy. Dress.Audrey raised the scissors to her hair, concentrating on not cutting off a piece of her skin. “Audrey!” A high pitched v...
The Life After
The last thing he remembers before waking up to...this was all the sensations disappearing. Clear up to that moment he'd been shivering, and it had become painful as his exhausted body had struggled to keep him awake.He looks back at the tracks leading to his car. No signs of melting, and now it's getting darker. Panic sparks again, but it never quite materializes as a full-blown feeling the way it had earlier.He recalls the temperature: The in-dash thermometer had shown seven below zero. That was at noon. It has to be even colder now.But he feels nothing. He raises his right hand to his eyes....
Sepphora was born ill
Sepphora was born ill. She is always looking to the future. Literally. Sepphora knows everything that is going to happen in the next ten minutes. She knows it with the same precision of an actor who knows his lines by heart. When she was a child, she knew what the answer to teachers' questions was. What was the moral of the story they had to read for homework? No one had read it, not even herself, but she knew the moral was "don't tell lies." She also knew that her friend Hannah would spill her apple juice on the art teacher's computer, and they would send her home for a few days before all of...
Who fools who?
The day I was born is not clearly defined. Not even today. Difficult as it may seem, this sad event accompanying my birth is totally reasoned. You see, on the day I was born, half the world followed the ten month calendar of Ancient Rome, whereas the other half had already adopted the Gregorian calendar, the one most people use all over the world nowadays. Now of course you may raise your eyebrows. How could something like that ever be possible? When was I born? Well, you guessed it right. I was born in a year, which lies approximately 4 centuries away from us. I was never the shining star in...