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The Keys
by Mira

There is pandemonium all over the world. There is blazing fire engulfing the entire ecosystem. The figure stands as she sees her home world being destroyed. She has great grief to leave her home world burn like it is now.

The earth was once a descent place for life now it is a lifeless barren waste land. The child wakes up from a horrid vision. Shall this vision be true if it is shall the earth suffer as she pictured it....




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The Shadow Clan
by Mira

It was a stormy night in the snowy abyss in the middle of Alaska. The wolfs were on the prowl looking for prey. They see something suddenly run with great speed. They see an arctic hare they sneak up and the claw of the wolf grabs the hare by its tail. The hare is dead they take it back to the pack.

The Alpha Male Ace had no choice to feed the pups. They were on the long run with barely any food to feed the whole pack. Personally me spirit was starving we haven’t eaten a meal in weeks....




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Bugs Bar
by Karl Etters

Lil heard, “I’ll have another Beetle Juice Bomb” come from her boyfriends’ lips for the fifth time in an hour. The cicada behind the stick bar poured another glass full, reluctantly. Beeter took the shot in an instant. His gazed turned, but a foggy look had come over his face. He grinned into the blurriness; his mind was blank of thought and Lil could tell. “Why do you have to get like this every time we go out?” she asked angrily. She moaned in angst because Beeter had no valid response....




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The Fallen Angel
by Cindy

Chapter one: In search of Identity

My eyes opened and I realized that I was resting on a soft bed. I was covered with a soft baby blue blanket. The birds outside chirped rhythmically and the sunlight reflected from the window adjacent from the bed was hurting my eyes. I could easily tell the time of day was morning....




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Postscript
by Mike Hancock

“You’re the love of my life,” I say, the words rushing out of me. “If anything happened to you, I would drop everything, I would take care of you.” I hear her breath draw in through the phone. “I worry about you out there.”

There’s an empty silence on the phone, and I imagine the open plains...


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