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Submitted to Contest #95
The restaurant was dimly lit, with a thick, dusky atmosphere that made it almost eerie. The round tables were spread neatly throughout the restaurant, their dark wood blending with the deep red tablecloths. The only bright thing in the room was a small vase at the center of each table, containing a single white daisy. The room was almost empty, a few couples and small families sitting at the tables in the middle of the room, where the light was brightest. Edika, Miles, and Jen walked into the restaurant, eyes slowly adjusting to the d...
Submitted to Contest #93
August 1946Detroit, Michigan The door to Essie’s small home crashed open, and her closest friend Lilith rounded the corner into the main room, where Essie was busy canning her peaches. Her parents were away for the day, and all her younger brothers were out working, so the task fell to her. She looked up when Lilith came in. “Hello!”Lilith yanked off her hat and gloves and put them on the counter. She rolled up her sleeves and grabbed a jar to help Essie. “Are you going to the party tomorrow night? At David’s?”Essie grinned. “What eight...
Submitted to Contest #92
There is an ever-constant battle between Darkness and Light. No, not a battle- a war. The war has been going on, every day, every second, since the beginning of time. Every day we watch as they tear at each other, both fighting to come out on top, and yet we are barely aware of it. Very few people get the chance to witness the true war between the two enemies. She was one of the few. She, like most everyone else, did not realize how bitter and serious the war really was. Until that day. She is alone, and Darkness appea...
Submitted to Contest #91
Kiana flipped the sign on the door over, from open to closed, and let out a huge sigh of relief. She turned around and started walking through the aisles, running her fingers across the weathered spines of the books. The Kettlefore Library was the oldest library in town, tucked in and neatly hidden between several new and updated buildings that had been added over the years. It was a small library, but full of thousands of books, mostly old, stacked up onto the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, surrounding the entire room. There was a ...
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