Crossed Out Words 소설 & 이야기

Across the bottom, written in the same handwriting as the note inside my pocket, were seven words that made every answer we'd found feel meaningless. This isn't the first time they erased you.

What was written on them wasn't medicine names. Numbers. Names. All crossed out. Ink faded to dead brown. 78.3%. 82.1%. 76.9%. 91.4%. The names varied. Some Omega. Some Beta. Some just code, nothing but letters and digits. Every single one struck through. The force of the lines had bitten into the wood, some of the paper punctured clean through. The last sign's ink was still wet. 99.7%. Name: blank. A shiver shuddered through my scent gland.

But he just didn't say anything about it. Neu didn't think that they should use all of that words one by one. So he tells them that maybe they should choose words that look like they got a connection with the sentence. They then discuss the words that they're going to use. It was not taking a long time for that and they decided that the words that they're going to use are 'Dream, happy, smart, and game.' There are just 4 words that they need to try so it will be easy for them. They then try using the word 'Dream' first since it was the only word that make the sentence sounds like it was good. Hikari then take out the tablet and try to unlock the password with the words 'Dream'

and blacked out. --929 words

The next day, a name resurfaced from the hidden layers of Velgrave’s internal system. An ancient student registry, never meant to be recovered, blinked into existence for exactly thirty-four seconds—just long enough for Nadine to screenshot it before it wiped itself clean. And there it was. Carl Maddox — Entry: Redacted Not deleted. Redacted. There’s a difference. Deleted meant the file was gone. Redacted meant someone had erased it from view. “You never told me,” Ophelia said, sitting across from him in the greenhouse they often snuck into after hours. “Your record is ghosted.”

I leaned against the door slightly, elbow propped, head resting against my hand. No one had access to this car, except her. The note remained closed in my palm for a moment longer before I unfolded it. I stared at the messy handwriting. It was a list. Company names. Some I recognized, others were smaller firms, a few mid-tier advertising houses. Each name had been crossed out. Sometimes with one clean line. Sometimes scribbled out like the writer was irritated and dissatisfied. It was like watching someone chase a dream and kill it with every stroke of a pen.

Kara's POV: Once he finishes cleaning up the mess--by himself, I start to draft a text to Jack, but frankly I have no clue what to say. Get the fuck out of my house, weirdo; What about "break up" don't you get?; or maybe the infamous read notification? That never works. I just have to deal with him in person... sadly. Shawn insisted on wiping up the lemonade himself, so that I wouldn't "ruin anything else". Jokes on him, I wouldn't have objected anyway.

He was frightened to see such a scary look on his boss' face when he started to read the words the letter had. I'm sorry, Elian. I feel like we don't belong together. We are not the same. I want to find my happiness and I wish you do the same for yourself. Stop trying to look for me. By the time you receive this letter, I would have been already gone from here. "Why?" His gaze was straight and enough to make someone crumbled to ground. The letter in his hands crinkled. The asistan bit his lips and slightly shook his head. It was not the poor paper's fault. Everyday, thousands and millions of trees cit down just to make this thin white piece.

Alex read the text. He placed his thumb on DELETE, and he deleted the message.

Even when you loose a game, just make sure to dress like the winner, as confident and sexy as ever, only then you can get in the nerves of your opponent, and that was exactly what I did. "Damn! To be honest I'm really going to miss what we used to have. You really did make me feel like a man and you still look like you can still do more" he said as he bit his mouth harder. "But you seriously don't know how to be grateful do you? You've been gone for like how long without a word. I took the liberty of looking after the company, I've been busy doing everything I can to make sure we don't sink because of your unprofessionalism." He scorned. He gave me a warning look.