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Submitted to Contest #291
Doors of a dilapidated church burst open as tornado sirens blare into the empty corners of the weathered church from outside. Cassie and Susanna Cruz go through the wooden doors and as Cassie proceeds forward, Susanna shuts the heavy doors and places nearby furniture against them as a barricade. Cassie doesn’t pay too much mind to what Susanna is doing at this point. It doesn’t matter anymore. Every action they’ve tried, every possibility Cassie can think of, it doesn’t matter. Every choice has led them to the same outcome: death. A fl...
Submitted to Contest #284
What a mother should be has been told to me from a young age. I’ve heard the phrase, “It’s just what a mother does!” enough times that I hear the inflections of the words the way my own mother would say it when I read the phrase anywhere. The curve her lips would form after saying that phrase would always cause my own face to grimace. Using that phrase as if it would magically forgive any boundaries crossed, any territories clawed and grasped at by her hands in an effort to get closer to the son she once knew and confided her adult emotions ...
Submitted to Contest #277
Cassandra Vale walks carefully down the cold metallic hallway of the ship she was on. Cruise ship? No. Instead it was a fishing ship that Cassandra was graciously allowed on to research the fish being caught along their route. Specifically, Cassandra was hoping to do some possible observations on the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna species that a majority of the world partakes in. The size variants throughout the last few months have been irregular from the data received from these very same fishermen. Cassandra’s higher up however, wanted an “educate...
Submitted to Contest #276
Forgiving your monster is something that is not new to those who have created one before. Yet, the experience is just the same I’ve learned and calculated. Experiments with different names but similar traits that make me think that I can cure any kind of illness, mental or otherwise, with time and my care. My most prized experiment that left me not only with the most amount of data was the one that also left me with the most amount of scars. My own Frankenstein… Frankenstein reached out to me after his last outburst that left me in shambles ...
Submitted to Contest #262
Freidman was not known for being the fastest man in his school, in his neighborhood, even in his own home his cat could outrun him on a lazy day. Knowing though that money was just beyond the finish line roughly a soccer field in front of him made him feel a surge of confidence behind him. Sweat drips down the back of his neck as he bends down to prepare himself to run, jump, and climb over whatever obstacle is in his way. The jumpsuit given to all competitors has fabric that was sewn to cling tighter to specific parts of his body, mos...
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