August Writing Prompts Novels & Stories

It is only then does he realize what he just said, feeling the heat rush to his cheeks yet again he slumps down, trying to become as small as possible. Meanwhile Agatha breaks from her reverie, bursting out in a fit of laughter at Augustus’s cuteness while the boy only asks her to shut up. "So when do we meet?" She asks after her laughter finally subsides, watching from her side view as Augustus texts someone in his phone excitedly. "Hey! Why are you texting someone else when your girlfriend is right beside you?" "Relax, it's just my sister. I'm telling her you agreed and she's setting up a date." Augustus replies cool before he jumps up, excited all over again. "She says tomorrow after dusk

Through the years, not just humans are getting older, even unresolved personal and global problems too. Summer Season in the Philippines used to shine in April to May. Now, it has changed. Probably because of the recently defeated pandemic or the effect of climate change globally. Classes whether for elementary, high school, and colleges will start during September. Before, it was in June. Nevertheless, people should have not cursed Mother Nature for this predicament. All of these misfortunes and haul of miseries are what they caused to themselves. They cannot be tossing out blame for the wrath of their own cruelty. She scolded herself for thinking outside the box. She is supposedly wonderin

“This one’s mine.” Inside was a single sheet of paper. No threats. No games. Just a list. A timeline of August’s life moments only he should remember. Some were innocent: “age six, won the spelling bee.” Others were more personal: “age fourteen, kissed Liam behind the chapel.” “age seventeen, burned the first manuscript.” Each line ended the same way: You were never alone. August’s hands trembled. His knees went weak. At the very bottom, one last sentence was scrawled in a different ink:

"Yes, ma'am." I closed my eyes, taking a deep breath, trying to clear my mind of today's events. Nova's hurt expression flashed before me for just a moment before I pushed it away. I took another deep breath, clearing my find further focusing on this month. A vision began to play before me. I paid attention to every little detail I could to try and get the exact date. The moon was full, shining brightly in the night sky. The air carried a cool breeze with it, letting me know it would be later in the month. I looked around, seeing Augustus in the distance. He was near the lake I had found Ember in today.

August practically threw their keycards at the front desk woman, and the two sprinted out the front door and down the hill as though running from a stampede. The clock on Aiden’s phone struck eleven fifty. The bus would be leaving in forty minutes. As he dashed with August down and out onto the main road, he prayed they would make it in time. . . TBC Written by Authoress Kamara

-Veronica, give me a summary, but calmly," asked Soraia, Sheila withdrew, and Veronica took a deep breath, ran her hand through her tears and recounted in a quick summary the moments in which Maya had entered her room until the moment she had asked to come to meet her. His particular nightmare. Private nightmare described well what Augustus was feeling. He had taken a shower, apart from the fact that his hair was still damp, and decided to sleep a little, but a nightmare had come out of nowhere to haunt his mind. Lying down, covered only from the waist down with that abdomen that makes any woman smile for nothing, Augustus was sweating so much that his hair was stuck to his forehead and his

I never get any sense of ill intentions from him, but the things he does feels a little odd for a good guy. I dunno. "Obsession is odd?" My mind muses "Please, don't even start," I whisper snap. "Did you say anything, honey?" My mom asks as she looks over at me from the steering wheel. "No, no, I was just thinking aloud." "Well, you can save your things for later because we're here." I look out the window to find that we're already back in campus, and she's stopped right outside my dorm building. August is by the double doors, waving excitedly at the car.

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“How did it happen?” I gave a glass of water to Aurora, her fingers trembled as she grabbed it and gulped it greedily. Now that she had sorted things out with me, I could feel a little relieved but anxious also. Nothing made sense. How could Augustus’s writing match the one who was sending her threats? As far as I knew, he had no connection with her or Marcus. After a little patting, her little one was asleep. After her male was fed, Aurora finally decided to talk this out.

He said weakly and closed his eyes again. "August, let's go there. We are here for vacation and not for sleeping. Everyone outside is already there, you're the only one here." I told him more but he didn't even move and didn't seem to care about what I was saying. I grinned. If waking up is going to be this difficult, there's only one way I can wake him up. "Okay, come here first. It's up to you to talk to Maria's soul here ah..." I said and in less than a second, August's eyes widened quickly and he immediately got up, still pale.