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“Kavan.” Someone was nudging my shoulder. Instinctively, I jerked away from the hand touching me. Only half awake, I saw Aykut beside the bed, looking down at me. “A donor has been sent for you.” I lifted my head. “A donor?” A blond human waited by the door. When our eyes met, she instantly took a step forward. “Do you prefer to drink from the neck or the wrist, signore?” To be honest, I preferred to stay in bed, but at my age, I couldn’t afford to follow my mutinous moo

You're welcome.

You take a quick shower. Yes. Helps you cool off. Totally. Wear a spaghetti strap shirt Ummm... shorts that are a soft material, or at the very least not heat-conducing or trapping. A variation of this.

I'm thinking about those three dots...

I’m melting. What do you do when it’s hot? Hug the AC? Work surrounded by fans? Jump into the lake/sea/pool? Well, there are treats: less clothes, skimpy shorts, no shirts - did I say less clothes? Okay, to the prompts. #143 Daydreaming, your MC follows a hot person through the grocery shop until they reach the produce section. They grab the same...melon. What happens, dinner or nothing? Something in-between? # 144 Describe your favorite place in summer. Make us feel it.

Okay, I always used the way via my profile before. Thank you, Myr.

I see the links for three more clubs.

I already used different browsers: Chrome (Version 114.0.5735.134), Firefox Version 11402 Windows Home Vers 22H2

The links to the private clubs (Prompt Team and Review Team) are missing. I still have access via links in PMs or notifications. I tried again after logging out and in and starting the computer new.

R.I.P. Carlos. We never got to open that bar where our characters would meet, chat and infuriate the hell out of each other. Well, there's always next time. Ich werde dich vermissen. I would've never thought how much. May your spirit be free.

In case anyone still had this story on their list, I won't complete it. I'm sorry.

OMG, is it contagious? A lala long...

Here we go:

I couldn't resist....

What did you think when you read the headline? Did you remember the song from the nineties? Or the film from 2022? Or even a cool trip and you can’t wait to tell us all about it? Insert *eyebrow waggle* here. Anyway, here are this week’s prompts: PT #137 Your protagonist spots an irresistible offer to rent their dream vehicle for a weekend and invites a special person for a joyride. Even though I want to know everything, what kind of vehicle, who has been invited, where they go to, what I’m really looking forward to is the invitation. How is it done? So many possibilities.... PT #138 Some friends planned to go on a trip over the weekend, but it had to be canceled because of an upcoming storm. Now they sit together and play board and word games. One suggestion is to tell a story in one very, very long sentence. Everyone adds to it until the story is finished. Please include the prompt number either in your story/chapter description or title to help readers who would like to search for specific prompts. Also, please remember that stories less than one thousand words must be posted as part of a collection If you check the subgenre 'prompt' in your story tags, then people/readers can find everything here: https://gayauthors.org/stories/browse/subgenre/prompt/

This makes me super happy. You didn't forget my vampires while I have difficulty sorting through too many ideas.

Yes, this must be hard for you. Thank you, for your comment, Paul. I'm delighted that you said you were fascinated.

@Parker Owens, thank you, for your detailed comment, it made my day.

Yes, I thought that might be behind us. Thank you, for your thoughtful comments, Gary.

@ReaderPaul, thank you for your comments, Paul. I'm happy my poems spoke to you.

I’d like to thank Libby Drew; she inspired me to create PT#131 when she cursed my fellow prompter Cole Matthews. PT #131 Invent a colorful curse or charm, depending on your current mood, and maybe tell us something about it, such as why or who. PT #132 Your MC goes camping with someone who never did this before. Write a story or vignette and use the word bear five times without talking about the actual animal. Please include the prompt number either in your story/chapter description or title to help readers who would like to search for specific prompts. Also, please remember that stories less than one thousand words must be posted as part of a collection If you check the subgenre 'prompt' in your story tags, then people/readers can find everything here: https://gayauthors.org/stories/browse/subgenre/prompt/

@raven1 thank you for taking the time to comment on every poem. I'm glad you liked them.

6. This poem is written on my phone, yogurt labels praise the fruity aroma of sun-ripened strawberries, the refrigerated section makes me shiver, while my eyes are fixed on the tiny hole someone punched into the lid of one cup. My imagination sees fungal spores drifting by, finding their way inside, germinating happily to become fungi oozing toxins. I want my mask! Remnants of the pandemic? The funny thing is, while I wrote this I felt ill and an ho