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“I’ve never met anyone like you before!”
“You should be grateful for that.”
Write a story that contains this section of dialogue. Think about who your characters are, and the nature of this exchange.
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There were two little girls, Kimberly, and Sophie at the time they were six years old, they were going into second grade 4 years later they were 10 Kimberly and Sophie are still friends. They are both going into fifth grade. Kimberly asked. Her fourth grade teacher. What class am I going into? For fifth grade her teacher said Mr. Frost Kimberly said OK Sophie asked her for teacher Which is the sam...
"I've never met anyone like you before!" Sarah exclaimed, her eyes wide with fascination.
Marcus chuckled darkly, his gaze fixed on the horizon. "You should be grateful for that."
Sarah hesitated, sensing the weight behind his words. They stood atop the city's tallest skyscraper, the wind whipping around them. Marcus had brought her here after their chance encounter at the coffee shop, promising...
Twisting the blade tightly in her chest I wispered in her ear “I bet you wish you never hit me with that car that day” I smiled waching her take her last breath.
A few days before I was on my way to my usual coffee shop before work. When I was crossing the road a car came fleeing around the corner and hit me. It wasn’t too bad but I had broken a few ribs. Waking up in the hospital a girl was sitt...
“I’ve never met anyone like you before.”
“You should be grateful for that.”
A pause.
“Doesn’t it make this just a little bit better to know that there’s not some other easy comparison to make reference to?”
He grinned.
She was a wistful one.
“I suppose so it does, yes.”
It’s not like he had anyone he *wanted* to compare this to, anyways. He simply wanted her to know that she seemed “...
Winter will always be my favorite season. There’s nothing to hate. The sparkling rainbow lights, the hot chocolate, Christmas.
I looked up at the white winter sky breathing in the fresh smell of snow.
“Elina!” Mallory came running over with Lily following behind her.
I smiled as they stopped next to me.
“Hey guys,” I said, as they grabbed a hot chocolate off the table in front of us.
“The gift ex...
It started with texting conversations, then they set up a meet at a local bar, where they saw each other for the first time.
He was tall, lean and muscular. She was small, petite and skinny. He had dark black hair and wandering eyes. She had long blonde hair and a sweet smile.
They talked for several hours- until the bar closed and they were kicked out by the owner.
He followed her to her apart...
Eliza knew very much about the very little she knew. She was aware of every possible punishment she could get for stealing a box of Elderberry’s; public whipping, two day sleep enchantment, or finger breaking’s. She knew that two hundred feet from her cottage was forbidden from wandering. And she knew that magic was a terrible thing. Something thats avoided. Abolished. Left for dead. At least she ...
(This is just a Little story about some kittens, I imagine them becoming part of a clan one day so, you can loop it into warrior cats if you want😁)
Bull Winkles eye twitched slightly. His breathing seemed slow. ‘He’s asleep,’ I had whispered to my litter mates.
We scurried off to the front door, the flap open for us to go, since our owner didn’t mind.
“Are we ever coming back?” The run...
“She is gorgeous…” said Jon to himself while pretending to casually read some old contract. In fact, she was the most attractive woman he had ever seen. Big blue angelic eyes, long curled hair and this sweet innocent smile, as if Jon’s hottest fantasy simply decided to turn real and…
-Alright, so you’re here for the…
-Yes!
“Not too bright…but hey, that’s how you get them when you work with wannab...
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