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Submitted to Contest #40
This was madness, JoJo thought. Utter madness and the most dangerous thing he had ever done in his life. He crouched down on the harsh gravel in the dark. It left a painful impression on his right knee. If this had been any other time, he would have straightened up right away, but now he was too scared to do so. Instead, he pulled out his phone to dim the brightness and to turn off any conceivable noises coming from it. He didn’t want an errand text sound to end his life. The place seemed deserted enough. The brown and black boxc...
Submitted to Contest #37
The rain had washed the air so clear, it was a joy to breathe in. The sky was clear blue, not a trace of clouds was left. Emmy looked at the abundance of green colors that the trees, bushes, ferns, and mosses offered her. She slowly followed the small pathway through the woods, like she had done for years. Very few things invigorated her like the walk from her father’s house to the lake in the village forest. On sunny days she took books with her so she could sit on the small, rickety pier and read, surrounded only by the sounds of the...
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