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cleaning but didn't say anything. Now both men have their own uncertainties to harbor. Most days during the summer when I'm not working, I come into the City anyway. I ... read more -
It was getting alittle easier to talk. I tried to give him a small smile. "Thankyou, Malcolm." It didn't seem like he heard me because he brushed past me to ... read more -
rest of the public as. This also made her much more dangerous to be associated with. I don't have an issue with our school, but it is pretty shitty. The ... read more -
The girl sits at the counter. It's a cheap plastic imitation granite. She swivels around on the stool staring at a plate glumly as she speaks, an almost incessant whine. ... read more -
My feet are sore, my head hurts, I feel ugly. Thats to be expected after a long night. I lay down on the couch, wishing for some silence. The neighbors ... read more -
SOMETIMES I DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW LIFE CAN GET OUT OF CONTROL. YOU WORK HARD, TRY TO BE A GOOD PERSON, HOWEVER, FATE AND LUCK NEVER COME YOUR WAY. WHY ... read more -
Amata ran through the forest, clutching the baby tight to her chest. Sarah let out peacefull snores that seemed incredibly out of place in such a hectic situation. Amata's eyes ... read more -
My jaw dropped as I heard him say those words. That was not supposed to happen. He was supposed to running and screaming, never to enter our house again. That ... read more -
It snuck threw the door at the very end of the hallway. I looked up at the five flights of stairs, and then looked over at the pole. I flinched ... read more -
on the news it says that all the ice caps are melting. and that all the countries are gonna go underwater. and that the world is gonna end in 2012. ... read more
