Young Adult
His Life (Part 1)
CHAPTER 1 Our friendship began as teenagers. I first met Jax as he sat on the couch in my Southern California home with two of my brother Zander’s friends. While Zander ran upstairs to get something from his room, Jax sat in between them, blonde and skinny almost gangly as the other two teens with him were either shorter or meatier than him. My friends were waiting for me in the driveway as I made my way to the garage door when the heavier one, Andrew, stopped me.
By Troi McAdory 4 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Ch. 25
Read Chapter 24 Here As Tilli had suspected, Matsias loved bowling, and the girls loved finally finding something they could beat him at. The experience brought them closer, but only for the time being. By Wintday, Mat had returned to skipping dinner with the girls to go to the movies with Antony and his friends. At least it wasn't another school night though. If Mat stayed up late, he wouldn't be trying to frantically study for a test at breakfast.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Ch. 24
Read Chapter 23 here As much as Tilli had wanted to go bowling over the weekend, Ayan's plan to work on their literature essays turned out to be a good one. Tilli had never been particularly good at writing formal papers. Miriam had little experience writing such papers, though caught on to the format easily, and Key struggled with reading and writing in general. No one was surprised that Mat had the same assignment for his Ethite literature class. Nor were they surprised when he was the first to finish. He did, however, surprise Tilli when he asked her to read it.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
The Realm of Napatan
The bough broke with mom's abandoned promise. She battled, but a black hole corrupted her spirit. Arael promised herself she would not bow out this time. Today was Wednesday, 110 days since her mother's suicide and 50 days since her grief counselor assigned her this arduous task.
By Aundriel Washington4 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Chapter 23
Read Chapter 22 here After Mat left, the girls finished their lunch in silence. When Miriam and Ayan arrived in their history class, Mat was sitting in his usual space, his hair still down and covering his face like a curtain. Miriam sat down and opened her mouth to say something, but Ayan shook her head. She had gotten in enough fights with her brother to know the best thing to do was probably to let Mat cool down.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction




