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Short Story Part 1I. I heard the rooks outside the tower window and I thought they were coming to take me. Their terrible voices mingled with the raucous alarm bells in my mind and I heard their words.Short Story Part 1
Sounds filled the tower. Voices and footsteps and shouts. They were drowning out the voices of the rooks. I strained to hear the rooks. Everything hurt, all over, and I wanted them to come and take me. I let my breathing slow.
My skin was burning, hot to the touch, but I shivered beneath my blankets. A heaviness filled my body and I couldn't move. I turned my head, just barely, to look out the window. Snow whirled dizzily through
by ~SenoritaRin
Coffee Frog, Part 2 Barsek glared at the glove compartment as he drove, paying little attention to the road. The car careened down the highway, dodging traffic and narrowly missing pedestrians when he turned too close to the sidewalks. When the phone rang, he was so lost in thought he jumped two lanes of traffic while he scrabbled for the irritating, persistent ringing sound. Finally he grabbed the slim silver phone, glared at it, and flipped it open. “Yeah?” “Where the hell are you, Barsek? I’ve been waiting for two hours!”Coffee Frog, Part 2
by ~SenoritaRin
Sparrow FallsSparrow Falls PrologueSparrow Falls
It began during the mysterious hours of the night, when everything was still and nothing was like itself. The moon burned in the sky; that was the first sign. It burned red as the roses that bloomed, dripping real blood. It burned against a sky with no stars, and it burned like the shower of venomous rain that spilled onto the dark earth. By the time the golden dawn came, normal as breathing, the rains were gone but the blood and roses remained. May woke early, and the first things she saw were the rusty stains trailing down the dusky wall of her tiny room in the Library. There was one win
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Coffee FrogThe tiny frog perched carefully on the edge of the teacup, balancing delicately and doing his best to seem inconspicuous. No one had noticed him yet, but they would. For now he listened, focusing far more intently than any frog ever had. “No, we’re not going to…” “But I thought you said-”Coffee Frog
“Quiet! Somebody might be listening!” The man’s voice was panicked, and the frog watched him look around. He didn’t think to look at the teacup. The frog lowered his body, and when the sound of a passing truck drowned out all sound he quietly plopped into the lukewarm tea. With only his pro
by ~SenoritaRin
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