Prompt: "I don't want to be in love like the movies . . ."
Story: Arrendale Heights
Word Count: 426
Notes: This goes along with the same theme as #4.  I wish I had combined those two on my card because I could have written them interchangeably.  Also, highly spoilery. (You know, if I ever get beyond writing at a snail's pace ever again.)

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Prompt: "Why would I want that?"
Story: Arrendale Heights
Word Count:  588
Notes:  I feel like I've written this scene before (and better), but I don't see any notes for it, so it must have been just in my head.  I think also when I wrote this I thought the prompt was "why would I want to do that?" so I hope it still works.  I may have stretched it ( Read more... )

Prompt: Fall is for Pumpkin Spice Everything
Story: Arrendale Heights
Word Count: 323

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I decided I needed some extra simspiration with my prompts, so I'm trying to use some of the prompts that didn't make it on to my card in addition to the ones that did.  It gives me a little extra boost and it lets me use more of the prompts people were so nice to give me.

Prompt: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the ( Read more... )

Prompt: "Missing Someone"
Word Count: 143

“You must miss her very much.”

She said the same thing that everyone said and he responded in the same way he usually did, a short affirmative reply.  How could he explain that to miss her didn’t even begin to describe it?  That missing her was like losing something deep into his very core.  That, no matter ( Read more... )

Prompt: "To a Happy New Year!"
Word Count: 180

Simon and Reese walked into the dark house.  Simon flipped on the lights and headed into the kitchen as Reese took off her coat and flopped down on one of the living room chairs.  She sighed heavily.

“Not sorry to come home early, are you?” Simon asked, peeking his head in from the kitchen.

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Prompt: "It was just a kiss"
Word Count: 477
Warning: Possibly spoilery (though I'm not sure it will really happen this way) Names were deliberately left out.

She gasped as she looked out the window and saw her brother standing behind the trees in the side yard, his arms around her friend’s waist, their eyes locked, as they slowly leaned into each ( Read more... )