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Submitted to Contest #340
My most memorable summer was magical, outlandish, fretful, gratifying, and horrendous. It began the week after I finished sixth grade, that morning when I snuck up to the attic for the first time. Aunt Bee told me not to wander around the dingy loft without her or Uncle Herman because there were too many things up there that I could get hurt on; broken furniture, splintery floorboards, not to mention all the accumulated dust wouldn’t be good for my asthma. But when Aunt Bee told me no, I brainstormed on how to get my way. Being banned from s...
Submitted to Contest #333
CW: Themes of cannibalism Doctor Wong’s culinary skills never failed him when his intentions were to impress the ladies. During his years as a medical student, he learned the standard process for writing orders; diet came first ahead of activities and vital signs. This practice overflowed into his own life list of priorities and food became the forerunner in his social life as well.He marched downstairs, brimming with excitement, eager to get started on the night's menu. He was excited to start preparing the meal he would serve on his date w...
Submitted to Contest #326
Trigger warnings: mental health and physical violence Clint was twelve years old when he was first punched in the face. The burning, throbbing sensations he felt in his cheek were definitely unexpected. The force caused him to stumble backward, and he fell on his bum. He has seen fist fights on television, the “punch-er” would take the initial shot and the “punch-ee” would appear to be infuriated, prompting him or her to retaliate. But the pain Clint felt was physical and he was reluctant to fight back and risk another blow. He also felt a b...
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