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rope. It turned the colors of the rainbow, but one thread of hair stayed golden. “From now on, rainbows will be in arches, and the first one that will fit that description will be made of your hair.” Gyneth turned to her mother for help, but Iris shook her head sadly. “My dear Gyneth, if there is anything I can say about your punishment, it is that you deserved it.” From that point on, all rainbows were in arches. The one golden thread left is said to be at the end of one of them. Today, mankind

The window sill flashed with a sudden burst of light another rumble shook the house. Without a second thought I lifted the screen and flicked the foul thing, slamming the window shut before the rain decided to start falling. How could that tooth have gotten there? Wasting no time I hurried to make sure no other portal's

stabilized as he held onto the Dressing Room mirrored wall that showcased his truly Herculean features, from his massive chest with hard nipples to his firm bubble butt from years from gym squats. Sullivan was the epitome of alluring raw masculinity. Drew shook his head as he looked towards his cocksucker. I've got the stop this shit! Fucking around with another dude. Dammit, this is all Monica's fault. Coach Andrew "Drew" Sullivan was to be married in one week's time, yet

promises I knew he would never uphold. Beep, beep, beep, the phone call ended. Tears rolled down my face, my breathing became shallow, it grew harder to fill my lungs. I was having an anxiety attack. “What’s going on?” Stewart asked, leaning toward me. I shook my head, avoiding the topic. “David,” my mom responded simply. Stewart’s typically stern persona softened immediately. He sighed, clasping his hands together, all his body weight shifted onto his elbows that were placed on his

I “The tower is so tall! Can we go all the way up it? I want to see how far I can see from the top! Mom, Dad, can we pretty please go up it?” Adam’s mom glanced to his father, Kinsey, and shrugged. “Darling, we already have plans to meet with my friend in an hour, I don’t think we”— “Oh c’mon babe, how often are you standing in front of the Eiffel Towel? When in rome!” Adam’s dad insisted. “Yay! Dad said we could! That means we’re doing it!” Adam’s mom looked at Kinsey with an exhausted stare

Raven stood in her bathroom, sink running as she brushed her teeth. Same thing she did nearly everyday. She didn’t bother making herself something to eat, she didn’t have the time too. She would just stop at the coffee shop, it was just down the street from the Library. Spitting in her sink, reaching out she grabbed hold of the glass that sat on the edge of the sink. Lifting it she stuck it under the flow of water, once it was half full she pulled the glass away, bring it to her mouth. She took a

The cold early morning December breeze nipped the tip of my nose fiercely, as I stepped out of my tiny 2003 black jeep wrangler. I swiftly made my way to the top of the steps leading up to the entrance of New York University. Despite the frigidness of the weather my palms were still sweaty and sticky due to the nervousness that starting college in the middle of the school year was bringing me. As I reached the doors to the main front office I breathed in heavily through my nose, and gently out through

It was November 5, 2015. It was a slow night, my parents had left me and my little sister home alone for a few hours so they could go out with friends from out of town. After my parents left, Maddie, my little sister, and I parted separate ways one of us upstairs and the other downstairs. I was lying on my bed trying to finish Paper Towns. What felt like three hours later, but in reality was only an hour and a half later, Maddie comes upstairs into her bedroom, slamming the door shut. That 's odd

nervously as he continued to stroke. The boy's body tensed and he arched his back “Do you hurt Louis?” The boy nodded quickly pushing himself closer. There was another sniffle followed by a loud gulp. Harry froze realizing what was happening. He quickly shook his head. “Louis, you are alright. I am going to help you.” He said calmly moving the boy off his lap. He moved the pillow under his head and began to removed his briefs all the way. He didn’t want Louis to breakdown. He figured it was memories of

sight. Like a panther stalking its prey, it waited, drawing closer still. Finally, at the last second, after absorbing The Hub's firepower on its forward shields, it unleashed the full force of its arsenal in a blinding flash. This time the station shook as if rocked by an