Cera Arona

Joined May 2022

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Stories are how humans have communicated for centuries. A story can teach, compel, entertain, and/or evoke emotions with proper execution. And while I don’t know If I have that proper execution yet, it’s what I yearn for and build towards.

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A Royal Reception
“Anya?” Anya had drifted off shortly after she sat down at the reception. She didn’t realize when the best man had sat down in front of her. “My apologies, Solomon,” she said, “I must have drifted away whilst in thought.”
By Cera Arona12 months ago in Fiction
What Does a Mother Do?
Kaya paused with her hand on the door. She caught a faint glimpse of herself in the reflection of the glass. Her umbrella was broken. Work clothes? They were clinging to her skin, grossly soaked. Lipstick? Smeared onto her cheek. Mascara? Faded, looking like it bled out her eyes. Her hand shook as she entered the key and swung the door open. Eyes tightly shut, to hold tears back.
By Cera Arona2 years ago in Fiction
I Don’t Have a Type
I’ll say it now before we start, I do not have a type. I in theory would and could date anyone. Tall or short, handsome or plain, and no matter what they’re into. All I care about is one’s personality when it comes to the men I date.
By Cera Arona2 years ago in Humans

Cera Arona

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A Royal Reception

What Does a Mother Do?

I Don’t Have a Type

Stories (3/0)