The frigid Alp air whipped across Mr. Boots' face, his red uniform and goggles being his only protection. He had his arms stretched out to control his fall, and he smiled as he saw the towering mountains below him. His eyes scanned the snow-capped peaks, looking for any sign of life. He knew this last mission had pushed him off the edge, but this ( Read more... )

There was once a girl named Nicole who lived in a small village and attended horses all day. She brushed them and rode them and even cleaned up their stables, as she was devoted to these magnificent beasts. She won many awards with her animals, as they where the fastest and strongest in the land. However, not all was good in her village. Nathan Von ( Read more... )

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There was once a boy named Kevin. He was very clever. He did many clever things. Until one day, he did something that was not clever. He spelt "clever" with a "k", so it read "klever". And from then on, people did not refer to him as Kevin, but as Codface the Terrible. And so he became a pirate to adjust to his new name. By this time, he was a ( Read more... )

Kent's shoes clapped against the hot pavement; his mailbag swinging wildy at his side. Sweat was pouring down his face, and his blue cap was clutched firmly in one hand. Letters trailed out behind him, but he did not care in his frantic state. He was running for his life from something he could not comprehend ( Read more... )

The boat hit the rocky shore with a jolt. It's front half jutted out of the water, securing it loosly to the beach. It sat, silent for a moment, the foggy night air closing in, and then something inside stirred ( Read more... )

Roger's eyes flicked open ( Read more... )

The pit of Roger's stomach sank for a moment but then rose to it's original position as the elevator started it accent up to the 43rd floor. He was fortunate enough to be the only person on the elevator, for when it was full it could be extremely cramped and very uncomfortable. He let out a sigh, and leaned against the back of the lift, letting his ( Read more... )

A man sat at his desk. It was very large and made of wood, (oak, more specifically) with many drawers and shelves filled with pens, papers, and other such items. It was extremely clean for being under the ownership of a single young man, and the only object resting upon it’s glossy surface was a blank piece of paper ( Read more... )

The lights were off. The shades drawn. And the loud blabbering sound of children's laughter had long faded away ( Read more... )