Rosalin Vatana

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Oct, 2020

Stories (4)

4 Stories

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“The Unforgiving School” by Rosalin Vatana

Submitted to Contest #64

“Welcome, welcome, children, to the School of the Intelligent! You have been chosen, out of fifteen million twelve-year-olds, for your courage and determination, and of course, your intelligence.” The lady in the front called to the small crowd of twenty students. She was wearing a long emerald green silk dress decorated with pearls. Her blond hair was tied in a tight bun that matched with her gold earrings. “I am your ...

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“The Only One Left” by Rosalin Vatana

Submitted to Contest #63

By the time I stepped outside, the leaves were on fire. The entire morning, I’d stayed outside, guarding the small pile of leaves that the gardener had raked. I absolutely refused to go inside, because if I did, the gardener would burn the leaves. But here I was, staring at the pile of leaves that were bursting into flames. I was angry at myself for even going inside in the first place. “How coul...

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“An apple a day does NOT keep the doctor away” by Rosalin Vatana

Submitted to Contest #63

“This is boring, Elizabeth,” Caleb, my best friend, complained rather loudly as we were walking towards the grove of apple trees. We were where I lived, a farm that was about ten kilometers away from our school. Caleb lived closer to the school than I did, only a kilometer away, but he often came over because my house was a lot cooler (he hasn’t admitted that yet, but I’m sure he’s thinking it). Caleb loves ...

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“The Missing Light Bulb” by Rosalin Vatana

Submitted to Contest #62

“A time capsule,” said Mary in disbelief. “This is the greatest plan in the world?”Mary’s light, scarlet-colored hair obscured the view of her frown, but Jack could still tell it was clearly there. Her straight hair normally was tied messily into a bun, but it was never a good bun because hair always kept on getting in her face. Mary straightened her navy-blue shirt and moved her light blue skirt away from a puddle of water.“I know you’re annoyed,” said Jack. “Clearly,” grumbled Mary.Ja...

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