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Hey Guys,

Long time no see! Happy holidays! I have been busy for a while and now that it's winter break I can blog more. I probably won't be following a posting schedule so my posts will be at random times on random days. I might, might  do a Christmas gift haul so stay tuned. Without further ado lets get started.

Today I'm going to share two short stories I wrote doing a prompt a day. I wrote these stories on the 20th and 21st of December. I got these prompts from the seventh sanctum writing prompt generator linked here . Enjoy!
 Story 1:
Prompt: The river is her friend.

We never really understood Sadie. She was just different. I never really understood her until we became friends. 

Sadie was only at school Monday, Wednesday and Friday. We never knew why. Sadie was alone all of the time, I was her only friend or so I thought. Sadie approached me on a gloomy Monday morning. "Rory, meet me after school down by the river. Don't not come." she said and then walked away. " Oh, Strange Sadie talked to you!" my friends mocked. "Be quiet!." I muttered. After school I met Sadie by the river. "Hello, I have something to show you. Grab my hand." her magical voice commanded. I skeptically grabbed her hand. She jumped straight into the river. I screamed. "Calm down! The river is my friend." Those words echoed in my head as we reached a magical world. "Welcome to my home."

 Story 2:

 Prompt: The awful man was giggling that was the problem.

 I was walking along the main road on a chilly winter's night. Everyone was bundled in a thick coat, well everyone except the lone boy who walked the streets. I was the lone boy.  I approached a mob of people. "Hello, does anyone have an extra coat." My voice was drowned by the chattering of fortunate men and women. I walked over to a man into his cellphone. "Please can I have a coat?" I said. The man put his phone down.  He started laughing, loudly. "Sorry, young boy. I don't want to give anything to you. I'll call the cops if you don't walk away." He turned up his nose I walked away. I stopped. I turned around. "Um, why would you call the cops? What. Do you think I would steal something from you? I just want a coat because it's cold. And you can have all the coats you..." I was cut off. "Get away from me you disgusting boy!" the man yelled.  I walked away. The man stood up. I turned around. "And you sir, are selfish."




See you next time! Hope you enjoyed.
Dancing Tween

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