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From The 28th Century

From The 28th Century

unfortunately, my two siblings werr affected. Stay safe, everyone! Don't forget to eat on time!
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COME TO ME

COME TO ME

Suzanne said as a matter of factly. Tom Banks lectured on, pointing a penlight at his screen. A simple black and white illustration by Tucker Nichols was shown, with overlapping circles taking up the whole screen. On the left circle were the words ‘MUST BE’, in the overlap was the word ‘REAL’ and on the other circle were the words ‘CAN’T BE’. “What is real and what is not?” Tom asked the class.
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Damon's Possession (Dark Romance book#1)

Damon's Possession (Dark Romance book#1)

Don't take it seriously. _____________________________________ Next will be updated soon. Do like and give feedback. Spread the purple heart.
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THE SILVER HEAD LUNA; WHEN HER WOLF HOWLS

THE SILVER HEAD LUNA; WHEN HER WOLF HOWLS

“I think I should eat some.” “No,” Aella cried. “I'm afraid you can't eat anything. It's okay to taste but not on a plate. The Alpha and the elders and the ones to do that before you.” “Ohhh,” I scooped the sauce in my hand rather. “Thank you for staying with me while I was on it.”
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Don't Leave Me

Don't Leave Me

“Think about it. How could I know something so personal about Damien if I weren’t his sister?” Natasha bit her lip, doubt creeping in. She wanted to dismiss it as a trick, but the detail was too precise. Still, she wasn’t entirely convinced. “If you are who you say you are, then I would love to meet you. I am not comfortable talking over the phone.", Natasha said. “Alright we can meet,” Bernice said. “But please do not bring Damien with you. I don't want to see him.”
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Demon’s Little Bride

Demon’s Little Bride

“Have a taste of the meal.” “Am sorry, what?” “You heard me right dear, have a taste of this meal.” “But that will be disrespectful ma’am, I can't eat... “ “Oh, Fuck that, am not the Princess, neither am I related to the Royal family in any way so, have the meal.”
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Running into the Arrogant Billionaire

Running into the Arrogant Billionaire

🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠 Hi dears, How was the chapter? Enjoy, and don't forget to press the like button dear...
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Mr.CEO Don't Choose Me

Mr.CEO Don't Choose Me

Marigold interrupted Beau saying, “I don’t care what you were just trying to do. I want you to leave me alone and stop bothering me. Besides, I'm not even hungry.” GUMBLE ERRRRRR EEEEEK The sounds of Marigold’s stomach growling silenced Beau and Marigold. Beau said, “I can tell by the way your stomach is growling how not hungry you are.” Marigold said, “So what if it's growling? Seeing your face makes me lose my appetite. So stop bothering me.” Marigold tried closing her door but Beau put his foot in the doorway preventing Marigold from closing the door. Marigold looked at Beau asking, “What are you doing?” Beau answered, “Listen, I know you hate me… But starving yourself isn’t going to fix
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Back in the day, I stumbled upon this quirky title 'Please Don't Eat the Daisies' and couldn’t help but laugh. It’s from a 1957 humor book by Jean Kerr, and later adapted into a TV show and movie. The title’s charm lies in its absurdity—imagine someone actually munching on daisies! Kerr’s writing was all about the chaotic beauty of family life, and the title perfectly captures that mix of exasperation and love. It’s like a parent yelling at a kid who’s about to snack on a flower—ridiculous yet relatable.

I love how titles like this stick in your head because they’re so unexpected. It’s not some grand poetic phrase; it’s a silly, heartfelt plea. That’s what makes it memorable. Kerr’s work was ahead of its time in blending humor with domestic realism, and the title reflects that. It’s a reminder to find joy in life’s little absurdities, even if it means telling your toddler not to eat the centerpiece.

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