Life Mga Nobela at Kwento

The stairs up to the apartment might as well have been Everest. Lily didn't slow. She hit the back door, unlocked it, and shoved it open. "Inside. Now. Bleed wherever you want, just not on the art." They collapsed the second they hit the blacklight room. Quill made it three steps. Hawk made it two. They fell together in a tangle of limbs and blood and wrecked clothing, dragged down by gravity and exhaustion in equal measure. The glow from the UVs stained their skin in harsh purples and deep red-orange, catching along cuts that hadn't sealed yet. Sweat shined across bruises that hadn't faded. Nothing about it was comfort. Just distance from the world. Just silence. Just space to breathe.

She made it out the front doors of the school when Lily came bouncing over. "Hey girl! What are the big plans for the weekend?" "Hey Lily. Maybe I'll just go home again. I have a ton of homework and assignments." "School is almost done, and we need to do something fun! How about a beach bonfire? Or we can head to the club in the human town? Let's have fun! It's been a while." "I don't know Lily. Having fun seems to be the last thing on my mind." "Exactly my point! Girl, we need to have some, and you need a restart. You've been kidnapped and now going through a breakup. It's time! I'm not taking no for an answer."

Anything. Nothing.

Life went on. ***

"I wasn't always like this. I was as human as the man that worked a twelve-hour shift to bring sustenance to his family. I lived in a quiet little town called Rice Lake. Everyone there was friendly and very neighborly. That's why when it happened I never expected it in a million years. I was an unassuming body there. I went from my job- which was teaching in the county university- to my house. I didn't even visit the bars on the weekends like most people there liked to do. It wasn't my thing. What I did do was staying late working, grading papers, in my office at the campus. It was almost midnight when I decided to call it a day and head back home. While walking to my car in the empty parkin

In one of the buds, a tiny almost invisible marking was made in black A small cursive ‘K’ My stomach dropped. NO. To be continued.......

I have always known that our soil was no longer able to grow crops the way it used to, they even had to kill some animals few months back because there was no feeds for them but did they now start killing people too? "In a city like ours, everything is connected. Come on girls we still have a few hours before the sun comes down, let's walk back to city or do you guys plan on sleeping out here, we are far from home." Samuel finishes but before he can make a turn and start heading back, Elsa stops him.

Life was good. Will had spent almost the entire summer building a life for himself here in this small town. Now that the leaves were falling though, he had started worrying. There were two reasons for this. The first reason was that once winter came, it would be a lot harder sneaking around if the snow settled. He knew that even at night, it would be easy to spot someone on the white snow, no matter how good Will was at sneaking. It would also reflect the light of the moon, which would increase visibility in general.