If you, as a child, could see yourself now, what do you think you would say?
( The future and past meet )

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Janie looked at the score over and over again, she flipped through the pages of the pop quiz and at the red marks that filled the page. Her professor scrawled notes on every page that complained about penmanship, the steps that she took to get to the answers- he even accused her of cheating on one problem.

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Janie rushed into her fiancé's arms as he held the forgotten car keys up, a comment on the tip of his tongue.

"I forget those entirely too much." she said, smiling up at the much taller man. A fraction of a second later, steel gates lowered all at once, and the parking garage plunged into darkness.

"Get down." Ian whispered.

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Is redemption truly possible?Redeem: To pay the penalty of; to make amends for; to serve as an equivalent or offset for; to atone for; to compensate; as, to redeem an error ( Read more... )

She knew that her coworkers thought she was odd. When they took lunch breaks, they would sit on the crates and eat.

When she took lunch breaks, she would quickly down a protein bar, then start on writing out equations. Today, zombies were on her mind. Apparently, a lot of movies were made about them in this country- this time line, even. There ( Read more... )

I was never supposed to be born.

I heard that almost every day of my life since I was eight years old.( I don't have siblings )

Do you have any pets? Would you like some (more)? Why / why not?When I lived on the island, one of the little boys had a puppy that ran around and ate everything up. I would watch them play together, and as he ate the table scraps, and did little tricks for more treats. He was about like a family member to them. Later, in Florida, some neighbors ( Read more... )

The End.
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