The Chapter Of Chapter Short Story

“Hey Lydia,” Indigo Fairchild said excitedly. “can we go for dinner tonight?” she added. “Ok maybe that would be nice,” Lydia Brandwood added, kind of confused. “I promised my mother that i would hang out with her tonight.” “Ok that’s fine, what about tomorrow?” Indigo asked hopefully. They kept discussing. In the end it ended up being tomorrow. Lydia went home. ”Hey Mum.” Lydia said to jocelyn as she walked through the door. “Let’s get the board games out. It’ll be just like old times.” Jocelyn

“I guess Yuri was right, which is mildly convenient” Sabra said. “The place is almost empty, their numbers are extremely low.” Screaming from a young woman could be heard coming from another room, surprising them. Turning their attention in the direction the scream was coming from. Everyone tried to move towards the screaming, before being halted by Paisley. “One group can go check that out. We need to go and look for Vittorio, it shouldn’t be an issue to split up for a little.” “I’m certain

Ise said nothing though she did raise an eyebrow. Naoko coughed nervously and continued, “It’s just an idea but I’d like to at least try it out to see if it’ll even work and since you’re said to be really god with kidō I thought you could help me.” Ise’s face still looked unamused though when she spoke there was a hint of interest in her voice, “How did you come up with that idea?” The teen shrugged, “I read about a weapon Quincies have used called Seele Schneider. It’s like a sword but made of

"Are ye thinking of the climb or something else lass? Besides, electric lights were not invented for another eight-hundred years when this passage-way was built by the original Selkie clan." "Well, we’ve had the benefit of electricity for two-hundred years now, it's about time you guys get an upgrade for the bat cave or should I say the Selkie cave? Other than electric lights how about some of those battery operated headlamp thingy's?" "If we had human's visiting my parent's home often

“I didn't call anybody,” Dena looked at Fay. “His cell phone rang. He said it was you calling for help and that Fay was in trouble,” Fay looked at Kat whose face paled when she realized that had really happened. “Oh no,” Kat whispered. “Basement, huh? Alright. Watch yourselves...and watch out for us!” Dean handed Fay a gun and ran off with Fay hot on his heels. They quickly found the basement. “His spirit is here,” Fay whispered to Dean. “He is watching us as we speak,” Dean nodded, thinking

Following her as she departed, I noticed some of the other tables had filled up and that more than a few of the teenaged girls were either discretely sneaking glimpses or just flat out staring at us… although, some of them looked away when I looked in the direction and… dammit. Or, of course, it was me they were looking at; as if I was the new attraction at the zoo or something. “I can’t believe you’re still associating with that Troglodyte, Sissy. I didn't get a chance to tell you, but believe

was one cluster in particular he was looking for, but to find it in such a cluttered mountain of paper was not an easy feat by any means. It could well take days before he got anywhere near the script. Predictable as it was that he came back to a story a while after writing it to scrap a few pages and start over, it had been a lot longer than the usual few months since he had touched this particular saga. In fact, years had passed since he'd looked at an unpublished copy of Tales of the Champion

Chapter Ten The morning gave way to the afternoon as the storm continued. They hadn’t done much than make-out like a couple of horny kids who discovered the pleasures of French-kissing. Theo was a master in the art and Carly his most willing apprentice. She would have been happy to kiss the day away, but Theo suggested they go dig out the car and survey the area with the brightness of day on their side. She wagered the real reason to head out was because he was having a hard time refusing her constant

I remember that it hurt. Looking at him hurt. I remember the pain, how it was so powerful it caused me to shift back into a human. I remember the thick scarlet dripping off the tips of my claws, how they changed to the gas I had poured all over my shaking exterior. I remember the expression on his pale face, how there were tears were falling from not just my eyes, but Froy’s too. The last thing I can remember was the light of the full moon. It was intensely bright, almost blinding when I turned my

"I think it's time" "No, it needs more time" "Why? The idea is solid" "No" "Come on" "We must execute these plans so precisely that they go accordingly, but nevertheless, once we figure out its kinks, we will be able to release it to the public!" "But, changes can always be acquired!" "Notwithstanding the plans, it certainly won't go anywhere" "But" "No!" The toe-curling shout had echoed through the lab, it ordinarily caused a few of the scientist with white painted coats to jump a little