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Love Death Love by Kyle Grey ***** The setting sun cast long shadows across the beach. The orange lit sky matched the small bonfires. My hand was tightly wrapped in Rachel's as we walked along the ocean. "I want you to know that I still love you," I managed to say softly. "I know," she replied in a strained voice. I stopped to turn towards her. I caressed the side of her face and met her lips. We shared a short fleeting kiss before I pulled back. I was only to well a
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Sometimes, remembering the past can be painful, especially when it shows up in the present. Abhi is shopping for an anniversary present when an old lover makes an appearance.
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The Resolution by Kyle Grey ***** "Abhi, please. I know very well that you forgot!" "No, no darling, I did remember. Just be patient." I looked up at my wife's reaction, hoping that I had bought some time for myself. By the look of her face, I had succeeded. "Do you want more paranthas to eat?" she asked as she started rolling out the dough. "No, I have to get to work now." I got up from the dining table and gave her a quick kiss on the lips. "See you in the afternoon,
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It was at twilight that two lives were changed forever.
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The Blue Hour by york366 ***** The month of May was always very rainy in northern Texas. It had been raining for three days straight that week. They had been driving back from Wichita Falls late at night when it happened. The creek had been overflowing and the whole road was washed out. Their car got caught in a flash flood, overturned and struck a tree. Brent's dad was killed on impact while Brent died sometime on the way to the local hospital. They pronounced him dead on arrival
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Brent never imagined that two of the most attractive people in school would both ask him to a party.
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BLACKOUT By york366 12:15. Sigh. I leaned back against the lockers. It had been ten minutes since the lunch bell had rang and my friend, Nick, with whom I ate lunch everyday, still hadn't come to his locker. Everyone else had already come by, dropped off their books and left for the cafeteria. Everyone except that Nick. Where the hell was he? After one last straggler closed his locker and left, the hall was completely empty. I then decided that I should go to lunch myself. Lunch period
