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That’s him. That’s the man who’s been following me. That’s what I thought to myself as I stepped out of the liquor store, holding a bag that was so heavy I could barely carry it with one hand. It was the usual. Vodka, tequila, I threw a bottle of wine in there this time too. There was no telling what kind of mood I'd be in tonight. I had to plan accordingly. It was the same man I had seen two times before. Once when I was leaving work and then again while picking up dry cleaning for Jake. This mystery man was wearing an old fashioned three p...
Weekly Contest #371
“When are you going to call her back?” Bree said. She locked the front door tp the movie theater as she asked this question, signifying the official end of the workday and bringing her and Carly to the most tedious part of the day: Closing duties. “Apparently Stephen King hated it because it wasn’t his story. He said Kubrick took out any real character arc.” Carly said. She rolled up the sleeves on her collared movie theater uniform. Her curly brown hair was pulled into a ponytail, but some hair remained stuck to her forehead due to the swea...
Weekly Contest #240
It’s not easy to go on the run, but Karen never did what was easy. No, nothing ever came easy to her. She’s been doing the hard things in life since she was a kid and has never stopped. Karen did the difficult tasks that most kids don’t dream of doing until well into their adulthood. Adulting is what people in their twenties called it. To Karen, adulting has been part of her daily activities for over ten years. That’s a hell of a lot of being an adult for someone who’s only twenty-two years old. There was an earsplitting wind in the air this...
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