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HOW'S MY FLYING?
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I swear, I keep saying I will start more conversations over this thing, but then I forget to pick up the journal. I guess I'm just not the diary type. If this thing were a blog, it'd probably be easy to whip up something every day, but somehow picking up a pen and actually writing is the biggest task ever. I feel like if I stop and get hooked on ( Read more... ) -
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Oh, Cassie. Let’s talk about costumes ( Read more... ) -
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The lights go out and they cuddle ( Read more... ) -
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Cassie doesn’t have many friends at high school. They tried, at one point, to be her friends, but that kind of thing doesn’t work out. Cassie doubts them, one by one, for the things they say, and do, and think. Girls don’t want to be friends with Cassie Sandsmark, they want to be friends with Wonder Girl. Boys don’t want to date Cassie Sandsmark, ( Read more... ) -
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She just stares down at him, smiling, and glossy sheets of blonde hair fall from behind her shoulders and frame her face. Kon’s fingers trace the shape of her cheek, and re-tuck a few blonde locks behind her ear, and then cups her face in one big palm ( Read more... ) -
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Cassie makes sure the camp is battened down for the night, and then climbs the outside of the tower. Without her powers, it’s a bit of a job, but using the uneven rocks and the window ledges and frames, she can get as far as the second story and take a seat there. It gives her a good view of the land ahead of her; the castle is a tiny speck in the ( Read more... ) -
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A week before now.
"I want to be trained. I don't care how much I have to bug you for it. I need it."
She'd been clutching the journal like she wanted to rip it in half when she had said it. Her heart was in her throat. She was angry, upset. Cassie had spent the entire day in Kon's bed, and upon realizing what they'd done, she'd decided that she ( Read more... )