Jorja Orne

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Aug, 2020

Stories (11)

11 Stories

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“Disoriented” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #60

I woke up to an explosion out my double-glazed window, it was like a real life horror movie. People ran down the street, I had no idea why. It seemed like they were running from something, or maybe even multiple somethings? Not knowing what was going on, it ate at me. People's screams and cries corrupted my mind as I ran into the living room to get Nadine. My stomach hurt horribly, but I cared more about her. I found her on the floor crying. She stared out the window as tears fell.    “Nadine?” I said as I ran over and hugged ...

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“Not Just A Maiden” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #59

DISCLAIMER: Semi-triggering subjects. If you're upset by anything in this story tell me in the comments. I personally don’t think I would upset anyone by what I write but you can never be too sure. So if you're upset, tell me in the comments and I will quickly edit the story. ALSO, nothing in this story is true! It’s all fiction and just my imagination going to weird places. Thank you. Also, even with my edits some of my punctuation and grammar is probably still wrong, it always seems to be (lol). Just tell me in the comments if you catch an...

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“Family Time, Or Trainwreck” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #58

There was so much light in the house, physically and emotionally. Judith and Luca Solano sipped milk in their kitchen. The family dog, Kirby was finally quietly sleeping in his crate. Lisa played barbies in her room as Mary-Louise had her face glued to her phone. The evening was also peaceful. Their lives were usually hectic, the bills, school, work. This night though, it was special. It was mundane, just how they wished it was all the time. Good things never last forever though. “Why can’t life always be this tedious?” Judith asked as she ...

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“Ancestors And Who They Were” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #57

    DISCLAIMER: Everything I write is fiction. Nothing in here is true, I just have a weird imagination.  “Cheryl Hamorgale! Get down here now!” Abby yelled up the stairs.     “Goodness, mother! I’m coming!” Cheryl stomped down the stairs, “Mother, you scream so loud people can probably hear you in Antartica, and we live in Illinois!”  “Oh be quiet, eat your breakfast.” Abby placed a bowl of oatmeal in front of Cheryl.    “Mother. Did you save your throw up and put it in a bowl for...

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“What The Future Holds” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #57

   “Anderson!” Jamal yelled.   “Yes, sir?” He asked as he walked into his office.   “Please prepare the manor’s staff for tonight's annual ‘Anla Gala Charity Event’, I need everyone to be in tip-top shape. I have some very important people coming tonight. Someone who could really help Ferinian Corp.”   “You mean the mob who you’ve been borrowing money from? I thought you were more prosper than that.” Anderson snarked.   “You are in no position to criticize me! I’m doi...

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“Devil In Disguise ” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #56

Braddock, Pennsylvania. Marla and her father’s daily routine was always the same, ordinary, people would say. Wake up, work, go home. Marla happened to love this routine. She also had friends in the mix of her schedule. She generally loved her life, but not as much as she loved her Dad. “One caramel frappuccino for you!” Marla exclaimed as she handed the frappuccino to the customer.     “Marla, how many times must I tell you to stop yelling!” Her father, Mr. Capu said.     “I know Dad. I’m just happy.” He walke...

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“Double Agent” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #55

It was a quiet evening in Accueil, France. The people were peacefully falling asleep in their homes. The street ruffians were running about as usual. Some shop’s were leaning towards their closing hour, while the high-level town member’s prepared for quite the eventful evening. “Sheriff Camus?” The receptionist said.     “What is it?” She replied.     “You told me to remind you that you had a meeting tonight at 7pm, at Mayor Abero’s home. Something about future gas leak prevention??” Camus had a slight sm...

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“Remorse” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #54

July 18th, 2020. That morning, I woke up. I usually got the morning newspaper before drinking my coffee, but that morning, I put it off. I had just worked a 16 hour shift and after I slept I was planning to go get groceries for Carl and I. I took a morning nap before though. Carl ran into my room and put the newspaper on my nightstand so that when I woke up, I’d be able to read it, so that’s what I did. I picked it up and on the front page it said, “Maxwell Baltimore, arrested for insider trading and murder: currently incarcerated at Omaha P...

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“Betrayal” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #53

    “Dang, my popsicle is melting all over my new blouse.” Erica exclaimed.     “There are worse things in the world” Josette took a napkin and cleaned it off her blouse as she rolled her eyes     “This beach day is super nice, even if my popsicle is ruining my blouse” Erica pushed her hand away.     “We better get out of here soon, Millie’s wedding is tomorrow and I still haven’t got a maid of honor dress” Josette picked up her beach stuff.     “At least you got aske...

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“Cottage Rave” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #53

“Man, this is gonna be the best friend weekend ever!” Aaron yelled as he lugged his bags into the tiny cottage they were spending their weekend in. “Yeah, a spectacular weekend in this tiny house with no air conditioning. Whoop-de-freakin-do!” Sinivia snarked and picked up her bags.     “Come on, Sin. This weekend will be fun. Plus, there is a super cool pool in the back, look on the bright side.” Freya picked up Sinivia’s other bag.     “Whatever, we will see. YO MIKEY! HURRY UP SLOWPOKE!” Mikey ran out the ca...

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“This Isn't Goodbye, It's See You Later” by Jorja Orne

Submitted to Contest #53

I woke up that morning to the smell of cooking bacon, the smell flew through the house enough to wake up anybody who was asleep in it. Breakfast in my house is kind of crowded, considering I have six brothers and one baby sister, Liliana. Imagine being the oldest in that family? Well I don’t have to imagine. My mom had me when she was 16, now I’ve just turned 21 and enrolled in a college. My name is Lou Starverling, and this story is about my last days before college. My brothers, Liam, Lucas, Landon, Levi, and the twins Logan and Leo were ...

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