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Prompt 138 – Creative
Cue – The Sleeper
You volunteered for the experiment figuring with the disaster your life was, two years asleep in the cryo-tank might allow some changes to happen allowing you to fix everything. While you were sleeping massive changes occurred in the world and your two year nap became a forty year nap. When you are finally taken out of the cryo-tank for you no time has passed but the world you woken up to is completely changed. What has happened and how will you cope?

Prompt 139 – Creative
Cue – The Oracle
You never believed in anything you couldn’t touch, taste, or smell. Life for you was one built on the facts of what you had learned in school and college. That went right out the window when you met the oracle. What did the oracle tell you and how did it change your life?

And for our Prompt Feature, we're going to feature a prompt that was written in response to Prompt #137 First Line: "But if you don't do it, you know you will regret it for the rest of your life." It was written by Hosted Author and Admin Cia. She calls it: The Finish Line.

"But if you don't do it, you know you will regret it for the rest of your life."

 

Espen swung around and stared at Jaze. "Really? You have got to be kidding me with that shit!"

 

He smirked. "Peer pressure, dude. You know you can't resist."

 

Espen rolled his eyes. "Really? You think that is going to work on me?"

 

"It might. There's always a first time for everything," Jaze said. "Like a first time for you to actually man up. You've been stuck on him for forever." He'd been harping on Espen all day; even muttering in the line at school for lunch about how Espen needed to suck it up and just do it already.

 

Espen chewed on his lip. Peer pressure wouldn't get him to ask Crew out, but he had to do something. Nothing was ever as simple as it sounded though. Dragging his coat closer to him, Espen shivered in a way that had nothing to do with the cold air blowing his pale blond hair from his face. He'd had a crush on Crew for a long time, and he was pretty sure he was gay, but he didn't know for certain.

 

Which was his problem.

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