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    call me Damien.” Tom eyed the stranger-Damien-cautiously. “And your name?” “Tom,” he replied. “Eh, Tom, what are you doing out in these woods? They’re dark and dangerous, filled with bad people.” Damien said grinning widely. “You should be at home kissing the babies and hugging your wife.” “I heard there were some-“ Tom hesitated, not sure whether to share the information of the valuables with Damien. Then he remembered what a hoax it was, an entire day spent searching with not even a single…

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    Shakespeare is a story of two families, the Capulets and the Montagues, that are sworn enemies. Neither of them aware of what their hatred for each other will soon cause when two oblivious teenagers fall in love at an innocent party. After already kissing and forming their connection, they are informed of each others family names, but it does not stop them. They secretly continue to see each other, but after conflicts and multiple misunderstandings happen between the families, both lovers die,…

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    a student teacher. His eyes travel over her body slowly, his lips curling upwards obviously liking what he see 's "I think you 're the most beautiful girl I 've ever met.." He says as he finally meets her eyes again after his slow perusal. Her cheeks turn a bright red and she can 't help but laugh "You 're a tease." She says her eyes crinkling with joy as she lightly slaps his chest before she leans into him, her head resting…

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    Costi A Short Story

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    not used to that sensation anymore, to the feeling of being hugged by muscular arms, pressed against a flat chest. She’s not used to the Spanish words murmured in a baritone, gruff inflection. The once familiar sensation of his stubble tickling her cheek is almost unpleasant now, and Costia can’t prevent a grimace of discomfort from clouding her face for a moment. They loosen the hug and she looks at Gabriel, peeking at his short, ink-black hair and his pointed facial features, so…

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    she flees for her life. But as she is running she bumps into a tan man with a beard, her father. The both fall to the floor, and she scatters up to find blood all over the floor. Her father's blood, he is twisting and turning every which way and the last thing he says to her it… “Behind you…” Circe turns around quickly to see her worst nightmare, the man who killed her family. “I should’ve done this a long time ago.” He says before slashing her neck and- Waking up in a shock a trembling screech…

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    The effects of a dream deferred are also seen in the physical and emotional trauma experienced by both Henry and Beatrice. At one point, Henry temporarily begins to doubt his chances of ever playing professional baseball. Just the thought of never achieving his dream is enough to send Henry into a panic: “Henry’s face perspired, and his hands were moist, and there was again that melting sensation around his heart, and he had a vision of that fish flapping on the sand…It wanted to get back to the…

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    rain, the one that falls into the woods, in fall. I opened an eye scanning the situation, and I seen the two idiots take they step back, going away. Now or never. I stepped back, glaring briefly at “John”: a deep and very visible blush spotted his cheeks, ears and neck. And the eyes, glassy, with wide and dark pupils, looked like ponds. “I thanks you and I salute you, good evening, you kiss well!” I bounced into my feet and I ran out the bar. The rain was still falling, but gently. I lifted my…

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    Hodgins: A Short Story

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    amount of liquid in a beaker. You honestly had no idea what he was doing, and had absolutely no desire to be told. When he didn’t look up after Hodgins greeted you, you rolled your eyes in good nature before wrapping yourself around him and kissing his cheek. “You know,” you said in a confidential whisper, “I don’t think the world will end if you stop working for thirty seconds.” Zack soon put down the beaker back on the lab table. “Hello, y/n,” Zack said, finally looking at you. His pink…

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    Him, as this character is called, is an undeniable slice on homosexuals, and in normal conservative manner, Christian symbolism is intensely used to depict this character as essentially shrewdness. This character is called Him on the grounds that nobody dares to talk his genuine name or some poor like that. What? Is Satan another condemnation word for these republican nuts now, despite the fact that it's utilized as a part of the Bible like the word Hell? Notwithstanding, we're never told if…

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    Phoenix Prologue

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    Author's Note: Hello, how was your day? Hopefully it was just as amazing as you'd planned and not totally awkward like the day Phoenix was having in that prologue. By the way, this first chapter takes off a week after the starting prologue, anyway I'll continue on with the story and not my author note, from me. :) "So..." Maverick starts as I sit at the breakfast table. It was Monday morning, the dreaded day I had been trying to ignore. I was going back to my small town high school, the one…

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