Young Adult

World in Tatters Ch. 44
Rachel jumps up as we enter the room. “Did you get to see her? How was she?” As I look over at Alice, I notice her sour expression. She turns away from Rachel and crosses to the other side of the room. Richard sits on the sofa in the middle of the suite, arm wrapped tenderly around his wife’s shoulders. Jarvis is at the breakfast table, scrubbing at parts of a dismantled rifle. Peggy’s across from him, assembling what I can only assume is a pipe bomb. Through the bedroom door, I see Ren wrapped up in the blankets, snoring like a wild animal.
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By RAYMOND OGWU2 years ago in Fiction
End of the Storm
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By Yogesh Sawant2 years ago in Fiction
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By Victor Adegbola2 years ago in Fiction
Teen Sorcerer
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By BALAJI VARADHARAJ2 years ago in Fiction
Password Cracker with Notepad. Content Warning.
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By hoa2 years ago in Fiction
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