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I don’t know how I came to find the portal. I more or less fell into it. How could I have known the difficulties it would bring me? Then again, it also brought me a band ofby John Thorne 5400 words, 4 comments, on Mar 26 11:10 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Fiction, First person
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The night passed. We had our fun and fell asleep on top of each other on the couch in the lobby. We awoke, tangled up in each other’s limbs, to the sounds of someon
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Kaydence and I sat in our room, reading over the Book of the Orochi to learn more about Sukooru and her family of power-lusting demons when we stumbled across an account of her
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By the time I got up to our room, Kaydence had already put Akira into the crib. He looked sound asleep. I set the duffel bag on the floor by the door and sit down o
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The night passed smoothly. Kaydence had awoken from her blackout of shock, and we had a little fun after she settled down a bit. But, other than that, it was an une
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I sat down in the back of the lobby, awaiting Damien’s word over the radio. Where in this world was he? And what the hell was he doing? Oh, well, it gave me a
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As Kaydence, Maikeru and I walked our way back to the Black Bird Inn, Maikeru started filling us in on Miko and just what he did to bring Kaydence to this side.
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I had heard legends, but I thought they were only fairytales. People once believed that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead. But so
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I knew I should’ve taken care of Samantha! Out of respect for John, I hadn’t harmed his sister any more than was needed. I simply knocked her unconscious with the b
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I knew that the roof was flat. After all, I helped build the place. So imagine the look on her face when we got up there after all her questions about whether or no
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Just as I’d brought her to beg for more, someone came running up the stairs yelling my name. Perfect. I got up off the floor and threw Kaydence her shirt, along wit
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Dear DIE
After hours of thinking about it, I have come to find a formula for a perfect girl for me at this point in my life. Now that I know what I’m looking for, I mu -
I was knocked out cold, and there was nobody around to find me. Johnny had taken Kaydence upstairs. Damien and Jason had pulled a disappearing act. And the re
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Kaydence and I came down the stairs to find the Hunter sitting at a table by himself, enjoying a drink of silver wine. Jason had made it out safely, or so it would seem.
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“Ok, Mike. I’ve got a lot of questions.”
I closed the door to my room as Kaydence found a seat on the bed. I locked the door and sit down, ready for the interrog -
We had made it back without incident. I took the armor off, exposing my upper body, and the girl helped me up the stairs. I had almost collapsed onto the bed when w
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Mike had made it back safely to the other side of the page. It had been a while, but he had returned. And he’d found Blaze and Samantha within hours of coming back.
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HOMELESSNESS:
On the streets men and women strive to survive, battling every day as if it is their last, scrounging the people, searching the walks for spare change--their s -
If I could transform
It would be into someone elseby John Thorne 200 words, 5 comments, on Jun 6 10:17 AM 2005. In <200 lines -
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Over six hours on that damn bus and he'd had enough. He got off as quickly as possible and immediately started looking around. Knowing she was there, somewhere, he
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Mike. Though you write in me now, there was once another who would write his troubles in me. I want you to hear his story. He started out just like you.
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Dear One
I'm not sure where to start. Mistakes were made this last friday. I still feel terrible about it! I'm going to try and start writing blues lyrics. -
WHY? Why do this to me? I don't understand! What have we done? Are we a threat to you somehow? ANSWER ME!
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All these misconceptions of what vampires are. All this shit. All these different beliefs on how to kill them. All these thoughts of how they sleep in coffins
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Dear DIE-ary
I'm out on my own. My parents don't want me in the house anymore, so they're paying for my room. I'm sorry if I'm repeating myself from the last ent -
Dear One
I am glad to hear you're having fun--even if I'm not there to join you as I wish I were. I do understand how much my comments and hearing from me mean to you, -
Dear One
I'm sorry to have scared you. I didn't mean for things to go this wrong. I hope it helps you to know that I'm ok. I'm not living in my parents' ho -
Dear DIE-ary
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by John Thorne 500 words, 5 comments, on May 11 12:46 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Adult, Depression, Romance
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