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posted by alicia386
Chapter Four

Olivia was extra busy today. Today was the first siku of the movie shoot for Hourglass. Before they could even start recording the movie, the would have to check up on everything. The wardrobe had to perfect. The scenes had to be accurately planned out. Then they had to make sure that all of the camera crew was positioned. Olivia wouldn't be able to receive the permits until tomorrow. So they couldn't start filming until then. She followed closely behind Mason as he did the daily check up.

Mason went straight towards wardrobe and the outfit choices. The outfit for Charlotte's arrival to Athens, Georgia was a strapless, ruffled, yellow dress with sequins. "Really!" Mason half-shouted. "This is way too flashy. Change the whole thing." A women in a black attire raced to take the outfit away. Mason looked at other designs and rejected them also.

"Mason-" Olivia began

"Sir, wewe call me sir," he interrupted.

"Sir, I don't mean to e ride but those were some really good designs." Olivia tried reasoning with her boss. It could be a pointless battle. 

"Look Olivia," he snarled. "If they were so good then why are they in the trash? wewe know why because they were hideous!" He twirled back towards the designers and inspected the rest of their work. He rejected all of it except for Adam's clothes. I wrote down all of the things he didn't like.

The inayofuata stop was towards the special effects room. He wanted to see if all of the effects were in order. The special effects showed Olivia how they made the moor magic people see in tv. They used this special device to help make it look like Isaac was moving much faster then he really was. It was so amazing.

Olivia had never been on a movie set before and it felt pretty cool. Once she got nyumbani she would brag about all of the cool things she saw. Her dad would stop taunting her and maybe give her some respect. Everything would be different. Of course she will have to tell her parents the truth sometime but for right now she just wanted them to believe that she was an actress. 

She knew who took her part. Cassidy Golden. It felt weird. She saw Cassidy everyday and it seemed like Cassidy knew that she won. She has the role of charlotte and she also got Mason not that Olivia like Mason au anything. They barely knew each other. 

Mason couldn't concentrate on his work. There was a beautiful strawberry-blonde girl behind him. He tried multiple times to think about Cassidy but Cassidy didn't have the same appeal like Olivia did. He wanted to forget his feelings for Olivia and remind himself about the current relationship he was in with his girlfriend. He could call her that right? They went on their first tarehe and it was marvelous. Then it hit him. The greatest idea to ever hit a man. He could go on a tarehe with Olivia and see if his feelings were genuine au just mess. Maybe that will help him.
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posted by Firewriter
This is a new book I've been working on to help channel my PTSD. Any feedback would be much appreciated.
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Chapter One
Underground

"Get back up to South Sector now!" A man's gruff voice boomed from the walkie-talkies clipped to the belts of the grey and mizeituni, mzeituni green camouflage uniforms of the handful of guards. The harsh command reverberated in the deathly silent area as an individual stealthily crept through the heap of lifeless corpses which gazed emptily at him as he reached for one guard's static walkie-talkie. Sighing heavily in exhaustion from the fight he had to put up, he kicked at...
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posted by liviabutterfly
Chapter [#2]

Narrators POV

An old man in a vazi, pazia walked into the neighborhood in which Olivia lived. Everyone stared at him as he walked around.

Olivia's POV

I smiled brightly as I dived into the ocean, "wait up!!!" Oliver laughed as my five brothers ran after me with surfboards, buggy boards, buckets for picking up sea shells, and dad brought out our special maid sandcastle buckets. They were big and made the best structures ever!!! Plus our family is known for our sand castles/structures. I smiled and dived down, feeling the salty cold water against my skin, it's the best feeling ever. When...
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posted by zanhar1
It’s raining. Not like a hard rain au anything. Parker makes his way downy the highway with determination and a degree of speed that might not be exactly legal. But he isn’t going alarmingly fast. He maneuvers his car–a rather stylish Dodge Viper–into the fast lane. It isn’t the latest model but he has it painted a sleek purple some shade in between light and dark. After successfully making his pass he get back into the right lane. He’s behind a Chrysler Pacifica with a collect of bumper and window stickers.

From this he deduces that the driver is probably a soccer mom au an unfortunate...
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posted by hgfan5602
Together, at last,
We sing in unison,
As the eagles zoom past us,
Symbolizing true freedom now.

We are together,
Not just our country,
But all the countries of the universe,
Syria, China, Germany,
Russia, Canada, Brazil,
And, of course, the United States.

I have never experienced
Such an amazing feeling
In my whole life,
As the soldiers of the universe
March past,
We are in utmost glory.

The unity of the universe,
We behold right now.
Never again, we shall quarrel,
Fighting with our steel rifles.

We will be free,
Not just blacks,
But all of us,
Together, at last.

We will be equal,
Women and...
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posted by anbonie
“Nice performance!”
“Thank you, butler!”
Servant smile to Pieter and opens the door of red Ferrari. While driving no one used to speak, until Pieter say something to his butler and bodyguard:
“Did wewe hear when my voice trembled? I think that was 14th song.”
“No, Sir…”
“When my father isn’t near, please call me Pieter”
“Yes, Si… I mean Pieter”
They arrived to McChink’s mansion. Servant turned engine off and ran on other site of car to open Pieter’s door, but he was too late. “I’m sorry, Sir…” alisema butler. Pieter sent him angry look: “I can open the door!...
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posted by DxCFan123
That whole time, I had forgot about my powers. Everything. Like I was a regular person. But that scream, it was of help. What was I gonna do? I couldn't. It would hurt him. I couldn't use my powers. But I had to. I ran out of the cave. I looked around. It started to rain. I didn't do that. I couldn't change it. If I couldn't change the weather, What would I do if I couldn't control things? I saw it. A giant monster. It threw Bruno out of it's hands and onto the rough, muddy ground. "Bruno!" I screamed. I ran over to him. He was injured with a gash in his forhead and was bleeding from the back...
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posted by darkwave
No sun--no moon!
No morn--no noon!
No dawn--no dusk--no proper time of day--
No sky--no earthly view--
No distance looking blue--

No road--no street--
No "t'other side the way"--
No end to any Row--
No indications where the Crescents go--

No juu to any steeple--
No recognitions of familiar people--
No courtesies for inaonyesha 'em--
No knowing 'em!

No mail--no post--
No news from any foreign coast--
No park--no ring--no afternoon gentility--
No company--no nobility--

No warmth, no cheerfulness, no healthful ease,
No comfortable feel in any member--
No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees,
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no birds,
November!
posted by StarWarsFan7
As McKenna and I board the bus, we sit inayofuata to each other in the front. "Hey, I've heard of this song!" I maoni on the song that's playing in the background. "...Sippin sizzurp in my ride, like Three 6, Now I'm feelin so fly like a G6..." "Yeah...sure...whatever..." McKenna responds to me with her eyes locked on her yellow and black cell phone. "What's up?" I ask. "Nothing!" She shuts her cell phone like she's hiding dhahabu from a bank. My cell phone ring-tone sounds. "I can't stop my feet from dancin' to the sound of his drum. I fell in upendo with my Rooock god!" I press the "Answer" button...
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posted by sahour95
She had left.
She is long gone; away from everything that connects her to this cruel world, dead, buried underneath the blue, glittering waves of the ocean. Shattered into small pieces, flew away from her body, leaving deep wounds in the moyo of everyone who had loved her. He would never cry enough tears to erase her memory; no tears were enough to express that endless sea of grief and sorrow he sank gradually in. He would never stand enough hours in front of her grave to grasp the concept that she won't tap his shoulder and wake him up from a horrible dream. She is... Dead.
He looked around...
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posted by Annacrombie
This chapter is a bit dark just to warn you


It was a dark night and she had just arrived nyumbani from work, she stared upon the slits across her wrists from awali times.She blinked back a tear and looked at the door, so many times he had walked through there and now he was gone.


"Its not worth it" she alisema "why did it have to end this way?"She grabed a kisu and tried to slit her wrist, but the kisu was covered in blood and was blunt.


She walked up to the juu of her flat building, it was 5 stories high, if she jumped she knew she would never live "Im sorry" she whispered.
"KARA! shouted a voice...
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