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Weekly Contest #90
Sage has been around far longer than those around them. They had seen things others could only dream of. More often than not they wished their memories were purely that. Dreams. Things they’d conjured up during the brief periods in time when they were able to rest. To simply close their eyes and drift. Except they couldn’t drift. Quite the opposite actually. They had been rooted in this exact spot since the beginning of time. Sage has witnessed many things. They had seen generations grow up and die; they had seen eras pass by faster than th...
Weekly Contest #70
Late, late, late. Too late. That seemed to be her default setting. Revka prided herself in her intelligence. Relied on it to get somewhere in life. How come she couldn’t see? She was blind. And now it was late, late, late. The room is dark. The clock strikes midnight, then it’s half past one, quarter to three. She shouldn’t. It’s too late now. Revka knows. She always knows. After. Later. Never in time. She knew even back then. Knew that she liked him. Her best friend in the entire world. It was a childish crush. She was a child. Fourteen...
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