CassieQ

You're talking to someone who thought she saw a cellar spider on her bath towel and flung it back in the tub. It was a piece of lint.

This was lovely, and exactly what I needed to read today, sweet, cute and light-hearted . These characters are adorable, and the scene where Tristan is sleeping with his head in Cade's lap made me melt inside. This is beautiful, and @BendtedWreath, seriously, thank you so much. You have no idea how much this means to me.

The days, and then the weeks passed in a blur of monotony and cold. One morning, Rhaelce told Malik that he needed to speak with the group. When Malik shared this news, everyone got into their expected positions, Chihiro next to Shuza to translate, and Kalloh with one clawed hand on Malik’s shoulder, for them and Aleela. “I need to go to the top of the mountain.” Rhaelce pointed to a nearby peak. It towered above them and their safe shelter of the trees, spearing the sky. “I n

Me too

I thought it was hilarious, tbh.

Interesting that you think I would repeat myself.

Two site members saw my entry but my lovely future wife was not one of them. And I'm not revealing who they were either.

You're sleeping on the couch. With the throw pillows.

I can't believe you said that I keep murdering people! I've only killed...um...well, sometimes, I...uh... Well, I don't kill everybody! So there!

He's on to me...

Or went back to sweet and delightful. It's 50/50.

That was last year, you dope.

Two years ago I wrote Nox or Not. Which was not serial killer-y. It was charming and delightful like me.

Apparently I wrote two, according to @Jason Rimbaud.

You've got two hits for Gemma. I'm hiding all our throw pillows from you.

Cause Cassie is Cassie and Ben is Ben. I am gleefully incorrect and Ben is probably not incorrect at all.

Here are my gleefully incorrect answers Topher Lydon: Wrong Window CassieQ: The Ivory Fig Ceremony Myr: Just the Facts, Man chris191070: Unexpected Discovery Mikiesboy: Undeliverable Lee Wilson: Emptying the Library leshwar: No Official Reason drsawzall: Gemma astone2292: Coffee with Supervision Thirdly: Subtle Signs BendtedWreath: Peeping Tom Bill W: The Ledger Kileoli: Sweet Sour Paradox Logic GaryL: The Ledger of the Howling Void kbois: Murder at 9th and Tom

Kai is a sweetheart. A weird sweetheart but sweet none the less. If someone had interrupted me enjoying a nice manga on a quiet afternoon to teach them how to cook, I probably would have just told them to bug off and then there would be no interdimensional portal in the kitchen. Guess my life is boring like that.

As opposed to the rest of them, which must have been created by gremlins and fairies and magic glitter.

I liked The Ledger for the theme. The knowledge in this story was so forbidden that nearly 100 years later, people were still willing to go to insane lengths to keep it from being seen.

Weeks passed and Malik was already heartily sick of the mountains. The weather was as bad as he had feared, and while there was still little snow, the wind was fierce. The cold and wind got to Rhaelce and Chihiro most of all, so they had taken to sleeping in a pile with Malik and Shuza, who both radiated heat, while Aleela slumbered tucked beneath Kalloh’s thick, downy wing. In the freezing nights, they had given up on watches completely, trusting the fire to keep The Unknowing awa

I thought that too, but there's the off chance he would use the spell instead. The chaos....

I love seeing these awkward dorks starting to let their feelings show.

I reckon if I was polite and respectful to Aunt Mary from The Ledger, she would cook me up one hell of a good breakfast.

Story Title: Gemma The entire story was written in under a week. The story was originally written in third person POV. The story was inspired by a YouTube video. I can buy the story being written in under a week. I can also buy that it was originally written in third, as the entries are split nearly down the middle between first and third (7 in first, 8 in third. I'm counting both Just the Facts and Undeliverable as first). If there is a YouTube video inspiration here, I shudder to consider what it might be, so I'm considering that the lie. Story Title: Subtle Signs Based on a true story. Written in less than an hour. Inspired by TikTok videos featuring men singing in bathroom stalls. Initially, I was ready to call bullshit on this being written in less than an hour, because writing a 1,000 word chapter takes me an hour at least. Then I remembered that I write slower than molasses. So I'm going to go on 1 being the lie, because I HOPE there is a TikTok featuring men singing in bathroom stalls, because that sounds really fun and silly. Story Title: The Empty Library The story is inspired by a visit to Berlin as a student One of my hobbies is reading World War II historical books I love a good romance I'm buying the first two points because they make sense as truth so the third one is the lie. This story had some romance but the main focus was on history and how to find forgiveness and self acceptance from a dark past. And not everyone likes romances. My contemporary romance bookshelf has two books that my sister gave me. I haven't touched them. Story Title: Coffee With Supervision The concept originated from a television program in which the protagonist awoke beside a stranger. Having written the opening line, the narrative progressed naturally in a supernatural direction. This represents my first attempt at writing within the supernatural genre, and I found the experience of exploring a new style enjoyable. I can see point 1 happening and of course point 3 is true. Supernatural is fun and weird, who wouldn't like it. Point 2, the narrative did go supernatural, but it took a good 800 or so words to get there, so it almost seems like this started out as a contemporary story that took a very fun turn at the supernatural. Story Title: Murder at 9th & Tom I firmly believe everyone and everything has some sort of way to tell their story. I love cats. I have never written about a murder before. Point 1 is a universal truth. Fight me. The last two points are the hardest for me to figure as I find them both equally true. But as we live in a world where so many things don't make sense, I can buy that there are some people who are warped enough to not appreciate cats. So point 1 and 3 are truth, 2 is the lie. I have the feeling I am very very bad at this game, but I'm having fun, so there we go. I also don't know how my lovely fiancée guessed all the stories at once, because I'm about to lose my mind just doing a few at a time.