Dispute
By TwrchTwryth
“Are you fucking kidding me?” Laurel nearly screamed.
Willow looked over, swallowed one final time, and started to say something sheepishly before having to stifle a burp.
“Seriously?” Laurel bellowed.
“Sorry,” Willow mumbled, looking away from her sister’s withering glare. “After all that fucking, I was hungry.”
“You know goddamn well that I knew that! I figured we’d just order some Chinese or somethi

The pandemic was finally over. It was time for reunions after long months apart for many. A group of girls, friends since elementary school, had been planning a whole three-day party at a remote cabin to finally get back together and celebrate. Three of them had met up in town and carpooled the rest of the long drive out into the wilderness.Brooke was always the popular one. She was from a rich family and had just finished her junior year at an ivy league university. She was curvy, well-dressed

“Come down slowly. Slowly! Let your muscles work themselves out on the way down. Good. Now rest. Get some water.”






The studio was a furnace and Rose was baking. The front of her shirt was drenched in sweat, her long hair sticking to her back as she eased herself into a sitting position. She rubbed her feet and stretched, grunting as each

vertebrae

DJ was a scrawny young brunette who was dealing with a whirlwind of emotions right now. He knew he had a sister, and he knew that she was separated from her when their parents divorced while he was two, and she was 3. After fourteen years they were finally meeting for the first time.




“Nervous?” DJ’s dad asked.




“Yeah...”

To
everyone who is reading this story, it’s finally here! I couldn’t
deliver a story at the 1500 point because I was kicked out of my
house, but now I’m back and enjoy.
To
Krishna3ca, remember that plagiarism is a shallow act by SHALLOW
people. Do not mimic me again; you won’t be able to catch up.
Without
further ado, ladies (yeah right :P) and gentlemen, from the stroke of
genius that was ‘Sibling Rivalry”, here is the sequel…
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 "Are you going into the attic again?" Vera's mother asked, turning to watch her young daughter jump up and down below a cord dangling from the ceiling. "You were up there all morning, wouldn't you rather play outside until dinner time?"  "I wanna play with Charlotte!" Vera griped, grunting as she leapt over and over for the string. Her small paws missed it time and time again, and she was growing frustrated. She stopped, catching her breath, and stomped a small paw onto the ground. "M

“Mother, I'm home!” Called a young voice from the front of the house. It was proceeded by the light slamming if a door, and the soft clatter of a teenage boy making his way through a house, putting objects aside where they did and didn't belong.
  Sitting at a nook placed in the kitchen, his mother tucked herself in the back, reading a book using the dull light shining past the gray storm clouds up above in the skylight. She let out an aggressive sigh, rolling her eyes at the

An eventful jog


It was a cold evening for Roy as he ran through the park. The 18-year-old was an active jogged who enjoyed running on a night. He could run for a solid hour and never run into anyone. Maybe the odd dog walker but apart from that it was peaceful. He would just keep his head phones playing music and lose himself in the moment. He didn’t have to think about getting a job or passing his college exams. All he had to think about was where