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Businesswoman Chapter 247
Cash in hand, Loreen greeted her landscaper, her domestic engineer, her chef, and her grounds manager. “You all deserve this,” Loreen smiled and returned to her desk. Smiles plastered the faces of her illegal workers. They went home knowing of their worth.
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Chapters
Liberty Or Death! 4/4. Content Warning.
Author’s Note: Story contains scenes of violence. Reader discretion is advised. -0- Through binoculars, a cavalry charge is a stunning and gruesome thing. Spotter One watched as horses went down, or took fright and threw their riders, none of them were really war animals. They were all for show and the stench of death and presence of violence mixed with their rider’s fears sent them over the edge.
By Alexander McEvoyabout a year ago in Chapters
The Girl Between Worlds
Chapter 1: The Crossing The shimmer between worlds felt like stepping through liquid starlight. Seven-year-old Kira pressed her small hands against the veil, her silver hair whipping around her face as the astral winds howled behind her. The Shadow Hunters' screams echoed through the crystalline spires of her home realm, growing closer with each heartbeat.
By Parsley Rose about a year ago in Chapters
Keeper Of The Light
In times of darkness, she is always there. In good times, she is given time to rest because she is not needed, but when the land is under clouds of darkness, she comes from the land of Fae with her basket of light and hope.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Chapters
The Forest of the Forgotten
The morning mist clung to Nova like ghostly fingers as Amnity adjusted her canvas backpack for the third time in the last five minutes. Ellie could tell the cold morning air was already starting to get to her. It made her smile. as she checked the supplies in her bag one last time. Rope, check. Water, of course. A small knife, and her mirrors, in case they get stuck in a bind.
By Parsley Rose about a year ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 245
Whizzing by, the e-bikes looked like wasps from an aerial view. The riders appeared as helmeted flying creatures on wheels. Loreen observed all of this. She owned a percentage of Vendabikes which dispensed from vending machines. She stood next to the CEO Trenton Court. She wore a gray business suit and green pumps. He wore a dark brown suit and a peach tie and towered a full foot and a half above her.
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Chapters
The Dream Guardian
Duncan had always been a vivid dreamer, but she'd never fallen through her bedroom floor before. One moment she was lying in bed, drifting off to sleep after a particularly exhausting day at the bookstore where she worked. The next, she was tumbling through swirling colors and impossible geometries, her stomach lurching as gravity became a suggestion rather than a rule.
By Parsley Rose about a year ago in Chapters
