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Submitted to Contest #176
Content warning: BullyingEllen ran as fast as her legs could carry her, her hand like a vice on her dwarven friend's wrist as they rushed down the street.She could hear the jeering shouts of Liliope and her cohort following, they werent that far behind.Foza was shouting back at them, but Ellen’s grip stopped her from getting herself into trouble.As the pair turned the next corner, Ellen sent out a prayer that neither of them would get an up close and personal look at the cobblestones when a flash of light caught her eye.A little shop, with a...
Submitted to Contest #133
It was supposed to have been easy. He had hours to do it, his boyfriend would go straight to the gym today after work and Laith himself had the day off. The timing couldn’t have been more perfect. What was he making? A cake, a simple dark chocolate cake in a little heart pan, covered in deep red icing, simple pink piping on the edges and with the words ‘I love you’ in white on top. The first try, he’d somehow messed up the temperature and was left with a heart shaped lump of charcoal and a smoke filled apartment. The next, he forgo...
Submitted to Contest #130
Warnings: Mental health, Panic attack, loss of a loved one. -------- He’s in his brother’s rooms, eyes puffy and aching, throat raw, hair and robes an utter mess, when he finds the trunk. He’d been sitting on the bed, mindlessly turning the jade pendant that usually hung from his belt with it’s finely carved replica of Storm Breaker, his brother’s sword. A sword, his sword, it’s all they have, where was his body, where- Then he’d fumbled and the precious item had bounced under the bed, landing before a trunk he’d never seen ...
Submitted to Contest #129
A thump, twin shouts of surprise, and the sight of a lone ski continuing on after it had escaped its owner. It all culminated in Amy laying on her back in the snow, staring up at a blue sky. After a moment, her vision was blocked by the helmet of the other skier she’d run into. “You alright there, hun?” Amy lifted one hand in a thumbs up, “right as rain. You?” The other woman let out a snort, “a sight better than you I think. Let’s get you out of the snow before you become an ice cube.” Amy let herself be pulled upright and steadied as...
Submitted to Contest #56
The pit was dim, dank, and filled with rotting leaf litter. Water had pooled into small stagnant puddles that burned the nose and creeping insects were everywhere. At the bottom of this pit, sat an elf, and a dwarf. “This is your fault,” Gizmick said, glaring at the elf opposite him. The dark-haired elf scoffed with a raised brow, “How is it my fault?” “If it weren’t for your boot, I’d have not fallen in.” Vulas sniffed in derision, “you were the one claiming you wouldn’t fall in. I only threw my boot because you can’t tell a wal...
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