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“Sea of Roses (Part 3)” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Author's Note: This is not related to the prompt, but I really wanted to post it, so enjoy! I wake up at dawn, the sky shade of crimson. I stretch and grab an apple from my bag. As I open the flap of the tent, I see that Zayn and Andre are still asleep. I want to wake them up, but I decide against it. As much as I want to get going, I don’t want two cranky idiots to deal with. It’s cold, so I go...

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“algorithm” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #72

Somewhere behind a screen, someone is deciding what choices I make every day. Simple things, like what type of bread I’ll buy from the market, or what clothes I wear. It’s supposed to keep us in line, my mother tells me. I guess it does.  But there will always be rebels. There will always be crime. The government can’t do anything to stop that. I’ve heard stories about a...

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“Sea of Roses (Part 2)” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

“Well if you would stop snatching the map, maybe we’d get somewhere!”  “You don’t even know how to read a map, you bonehead!” “Right, as if you can!” “I’m the one who got us to the town square! You can’t find your way around your own city, what are you going to do when we travel to other districts?” I listen to Zayn and Andre’s childish bickering. It amuses me, but it’s also ann...

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“Sea of Roses” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #59

“Do you understand your task?” the king asked. I bottled up my fear and bowed my head solemnly. The king nodded, his features relaxing. Even though I had worked closely with him for almost two years, he was still intimidating. Perhaps it had something to do with his cold, blue-gray eyes or his demeaning gaze. Maybe it was how he spoke slowly and softly, making one feel like a child who had broken his mother’s f...

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“Promise” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Note: This is kind of like a prequel to my story, "A Risk Worth Taking" except you're supposed to read it after. Sooooooo it's a sequel but a prequel...that's confusing. Anyway, the point is you should read "A Risk Worth Taking" before this.“Mummy! The TV turned off!” Lilianne yelled.“I know darling. Come here.” Elena spoke softly. Lilly bounded down the stairs, eager to know the reason for the power outage.“I want to show you something.” Elena Blackwell said, leading her daughter outside. Mrs. B...

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“A Risk Worth Taking” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #57

The black limousine pulled out of the spacious driveway, turning on to Sunstone Avenue. Inside were four people: The driver, Mr. Blackwell, and his wife and daughter. From the outside, they were a rich and happy family. But in truth, there was no love between them. Mr. Blackwell might have been incredibly rich, but as the saying goes, “Money can’t buy happiness.” The family was currently...

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“Ice on Fire” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #55

Authors note: This is a story I wrote about a month ago and I thought it kind of went with the theme. It's not finished but I might do a part 2.The ProphecyOne before the century Two will unite the world Three months he will lay imprisoned Four dimensions unfurled Five more join the quest S...

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“In the Afterlife” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #55

“Okay, just count back down from 20.” the doctors told me. My vision had started to blur. I started counting back, and before I even reached 13, I was out like a light. This was a life or death situation. One wrong move and I’d be dead. My family waited outside anxiously, trying to see through the tiny glass panel on the door. You’re probably wondering what happened to me. Well, ...

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“The Queen of Hearts” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #55

“It’s three in the morning. Why are you up?” my mother said in a tired voice.“I’ve got homework! If you’d helped me when I asked you to, maybe I’d be sleeping right now!” I shot back. I know, it’s wrong to speak to my mother like that. But she’s been so distant lately. I guess I can’t blame her. A few months ago, my parents got a divorce, and my mom hasn’t been the same since then. My dad hasn’t even called to see how I’m doing. He’s probably living in some fancy apartment somewhere in New York, partying ever...

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“Rebellion” by 𝕊𝕦𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕚 🤍

Submitted to Contest #52

“I’m so sorry, your father passed away a few minutes ago,” I say. Immediately, the woman breaks down in sobs. I sigh, my face devoid of any emotion. I’ve done this way too many times. Enough that my own mother’s passing did not stir me at all. It’s unfortunate. Just imagine going to your mother’s funeral and not feeling anything. Staring with a blank face into the coffin of the person wh...

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