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Weekly Contest #348
As the days turned into nights, and the events that surrounded Delta's home grew into something more serious. Delta's family and a few other locals, who knew She was connected to surveillance and the underground started in to drive her crazy. Delta and her daughter Matilda which was still just a couple months old was pretty much held hostage in here dads' home both physically and mentally. After she started hearing she had felt like everyone was in her attic, she had already boarded all doors and entrances up in fear of them coming out on he...
Weekly Contest #347
It's the year of 2026 and spring is just around the corner as I sit on my porch listening, the kids are at school, and I just got done with drinking coffee. I spend most of my days recently trying to keep up with the woman pretending to be me and the crimes her and the organization are committing. I have now been mindreading or connected to surveillance for a total of seven years with the only peace being when they are trying to put me to sleep or having a meeting in which is meant for me not to hear. Queen Bee is what I tend to call this wo...
Weekly Contest #346
In a small town of Tennessee, there was a girl who grew up in a home with her father. Which at a young age her father had divorced her mother and remarried to a woman who had three children of her own. Her mom had lost her in the divorce only getting visits every other weekend. Her mother Cheryl was Cherokee Indian and had always been said to be crazy. There was never a time that she didn't know everything that was happening with her daughter Delta in the father's home. She started every time the girl got in in trouble harassing the father a...
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