A / N So This Is My Second Story From Recxrds

He turned his head toward me and peered at me through swollen eyes. “I begged her not to go with him,” he said quietly. “Do you hear me, I begged her!”

A good story takes imagination, work, prayer, and, of course, a good deal of coffee. It has been twelve years since I first discovered the joy of writing, and since then, the desire and joy of this action of creation has only grown, much like a seed of a great oak tree. To me, there are few things that match the euphoria of writing and completing a story, or even just a chapter in a manuscript. I have a passion for both writing and reading: indulgences (in the right moderation) which tend to go hand-in-hand. After all, what greater teacher for the writer than those who have written and kept moral standards which they released into

"Rose... that's not important. I just need you back in my life. I'm sorry about what I said, I'm sorry about what I did. Please. Just give me a chance," I begged.

I pushed myself up trying to ignore the throbbing in my lower stomach, “I love you very much.”

Reading books has always remained one of my favorite hobbies, and I hold great respect for authors who have published literary works born from their own imagination. Since I was very young, I always believed that sooner or later I’d publish my own book. As I grew older, I realized publishing a story wouldn’t be quite as easy as I had thought. Regardless of this, the idea of sharing works of my imagination with the world remains decidedly inviting. The process may be difficult, but the personal benefit of mental freedom is worth it. Writing a story, however, is only one of the writing goals I hope to achieve.

She quickly wiped away tears and pressed those soft full lips against mine. I closed my eyes and inhaled the soft warm scent that only Stormy had. She pulled away from the kiss, she gently cupped my face in one of her hands, “I love you.”

“You alright?” asked Louis, his hand giving mine a gentle squeeze. I nodded and took my hand away from his, playing with the straw on my Starbuck’s drink as a distraction. I heard him sigh and I immediately felt bad, I was ruining his day because of my mood. It wasn’t his fault his bosses had forced us together, ruining the chances of Louis and Harry to have any future relationships.

Have you ever heard or read a story so interesting,and enticing that you didn't want to stop listening or put the book down? Perhaps you came across that particular story in a book you purchased, or when you were browsing through the local library's large selection. Maybe it's your very own personal story that you experienced throughout your life. Or you wrote down and decided to publish.

I want you to think, think hard, how many stories have you heard in your life? I bet you couldn’t count them all, that’s because we are told so many stories that we sometimes forget what makes a story great. We all know the basics of storytelling like setting and plot. But let’s take a closer look into the creation of a story, today I will share with you six ideas that will help you create stories to dazzle audiences.

“ I'm sorry... I didn't notice you were. I should have been easier on you. I should of let you do... whatever freaky thing you do. Like a child trying to gain closeness with their distant sibling, is that what you tried to do? All my life, I only had one friend that tried...”

"I have some experience acting a fool myself when it comes to women," offered Ulrich. "If you'd like my advice, and you certainly don't have to accept it, go to her as soon as possible and apologize. You've already allowed so much time to pass. Ask for forgiveness. It's unlikely to make things worse. What have you got to lose at this point?"

Eventually he stopped as his own breath stuttered with emotion. “You killed her,” he choked out. “You killed my Josephine.”

I have met so many people who have given me a new perspective to look at the world, who struck me with their values and characteristics, who have become inspirations in my stories. I would like to tell stories that reflect certain problems and bring awareness to the society. Here is a story that I would like to explore in depth:

“Hey, are you busy today? Because if not, you should come over to my house and spend the night or something.”

“Successful storytellers believe in the strength of their ideas. They know those ideas won’t sell themselves, and so they work tirelessly at crafting and delivering an engaging story. If they get rejected they don’t give up on their idea, but they learn from it. They see ‘no’ as an opportunity to turn the next pitch into a ‘yes’.