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Submitted by Maranda Quinn
I’m not sure if Cupid had a hangover when he assigned soulmates, but really? He couldn’t be serious…
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We had a couple more events for Valentine’s Day, sprawled out among a couple weeks, so the last one before our first official date… was… laser tag.
“Are you ready?” He asked.
Everyone was grabbing their packs and I had actually practiced some with my family a couple years ago before they both got so dragged in work they couldn’t anymore… so _yes_ I was ready.
“Yes! I’m ready! Let’s go kick ...
“Finished!” I shouted.
“Oops… that was a little loud wasn’t it?”
He nodded, then chuckled.
The speakers rang again, “Everyone put your brushes down!”
I smirked at him, “You know, I think you’re gonna like mine.”
“I like you’ll like mine too.” He smirked back.
“You may show your partners, but then bring them up!” The speakers spoke.
“On 3…2…1” we both said in unity, then revealed ou...
In gym, my class played a game of volleyball and needed up with just the two of us left in the game. I dodged the volleyball you threw at me and grabbed another as I threw it to him hard. He glared at me as I glared back. The guy I’m playing with his name is Cody, and we are not on good terms. I don’t like him, he doesn’t like me. We are complete enemies. I threw another ball just for him as he do...
My therapist doesn’t like you
She told me to write this song
And when she listens
You betcha she’ll sing along
My therapist doesn’t like you
We got targets on your back
She’ll give me a dirty look
When I say to cut you some slack
Yeah we spend sessions just bitching about you
I said I’m glad your outta my life
She slowly nodded her head
Said, that seems right
My therapist doesn’t like you
C...
Now I can’t be sure if Eros was hungover when he made the match of my two college friends, but it sure seemed so. My college husband as we joked, Vincent and my college best friend so far, Gertrude worked interestingly at best, as a pair. They were so wrapped up in their friendships that neither of them would make a move. I could see it in the way they met eyes, the moment too long before they bro...
Roman can’t imagine what Cupid was thinking.
Perhaps he had a hangover when assigning soulmates. Even then, how does this even happen?
Like seriously?
In a world where soulmates are supposed to live happily ever after, how do his parents end up together but so unhappy? Now divorced and having to be civil for him. Just great.
Thanks Cupid.
“Come on, Madge. I just want to go on a trip with my ...
I used to believe in true love
I used to believe that there was the one person for you
And no more
Although I’m here with you and I feel as if this is the wrong place to be
But if Cupid is real then he struck me to you
Me to you
This just doesn’t seem right
Because you treat me like no other
With the poison of your words spilling out of your mouth
And the violence of your intentions without...
I’m not sure if Cupid had a hangover when he assigned soulmates, but really? He’s got to be out of his mind!
So I march up to his headquarters in the clouds and demand answers.
“Excuse me, can I please talk to Cupid? It’s an emergency!” I tell the lady at the front desk. Her glasses rest just at the tip of her nose, and the tiniest ivory wings on her back flutter. The name tag on her chest says ...
I felt a tinge of anxiety and excitement for the school day, today was the day we started our challenges, with our Valentine’s Day partners.
“Hey, See you later,” My Bestfriend—Lora—said.
“Okay, see you!”
We talked about our valentines partners, hers some attractive jock with a saracastic humor, she seemed giddy.
We shared sympathy for mine—although so far, he didn’t seem so bad.
...
Each year, at our school, for Valentine’s Day… they’d make a matchmaker test, and you’d find your “lover.” Some ended up together, others broke up the next day. But the whole point was different challenges, an escape room, painting, laser tag, to see if you were compatible.
I wanted to know who, and what it’d be.
I took laps around my room, waiting for the email.
I heard a ding, and ran t...
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