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Lena stared at the man in front of her, a man she thought she knew. Caleb carefully approached her, like just one wrong move could break the illusion of a perfect relationship.
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Story 39/1001
My mom guided us through the woods. It is a path we take every month. And every month I see less reasons as to why I should be a part of it.
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Story 38/1001
The auditions never scared me. The nitpicking on every part of my body, the sneering, the comments. Those never hurt me.
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Marshall smiled while the thieves tied him to the chair in his office. They frantically searched the room, breaking some of Marshall’s things.
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Zia rushed to her home, clenching a box in her arms. She avoided everyone who made eye contact with her, knowing what it could lead to.
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Alarion smirked. His sword penetrated the beast’s thick skin. His nostrils filled with the acidic smell of its blood. He could feel it’s body relaxing, pressing all its weight on Alarion.
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The van stopped. Rick frowned, looking at the girl on the passenger seat.
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Story 33/1001
My hands shivered. This can’t be right. It’s only been ten years – the resources should last for another twenty, at least. And by that time, we should be able to gather many new ones.
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Senna, Kat and Naomi looked at the photo on Senna’s phone. Senna smiled, proud of her work.
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Malik entered the long driveway of an abandoned mansion. This wasn’t his first time here. He already knew where he had to park, who he had to call, what he had to say.
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