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Mathilda
“You can’t go back, Mathilda.”
“Educate me as to why.”
His face seemed lost, “I can’t”.
“Then let me be, Gabriel. I am going.”
I ignored Gabriel’s odd pleas and started walking back. I had to know what happened, if Mother Renata was alright, or my imagination would completely nip me. But as I passed under the already tranquil songbird’s tree, something hit the under of my ear where my neck started to slope into shoulder, and that was the last thing I remembered as everything went pitch black.
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Brimming With Power
she shook her head indicating that she did not know.
Bruce looked up tothe sky and sighed before telling her Malia's current status, “She's training to control and use her power. She’s doing it because she knows that you're afraid of her. Everything she’s doing is to protect the ones she loves. Would you like to see what she’s doing?” she bit her bottom lip and quivered lightly before nodding.
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Malaika
The female brat transformed into bison, and Malaika cackled out loud when she saw her animal form.
So ugly. Just like her attitude. She muttered to herself. Everyone from the female bison’s team shapeshifted.
Malaika made sure they fought on the ground. The running water nearby gave a chill to her spine. She suffered thalassophobia, intense fear of bodies of water, especially deep and dangerous. For a long time, she pretended that she had already moved on from her past trauma.
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Malyshka
Come’ he said grabbing my hand jogging away slowly and pulling me along.
‘I am not running’ I yelled out, his hand slipping away from mine. I was shocked that he would think I actually came for a run.
‘Come on!’ he called out laughing.
‘Misha! You’re on your own, I’m not running’ I heard him laugh again as he disappeared further along the beach. I settled myself on a beach chair with my journal and my music. I put in my headphones on and lost myself in my writing. I watched as the sky turned from purple to bright orange as the sun rose on the horizon. It was already warm and more and more people were milling about the beach. Sasha crouched down beside me and took out one of my earbuds bringi
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Blue Iris
“Ariana Grande. Is she still alive?”
“I’m surprised you know Ariana. She’s probably sitting somewhere on the beach and sipping her cocktail.”
“Quite bright imagination you have there, Iris. Let me carry that.” I grabbed the backpack from her. She may gain a few pounds, but she didn’t have to carry loads of weight when I was around.
“I carry just right. It’s just bulky.”
“Look, Iris. I know you hate me, but we have to work together and let our anger set aside.”
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A Soul Without Shore
"In the state that she's in, do you really think that she'd be able to pull through the procedure? What if something goes wrong? You'll regret it!"
The conversation went on, but all of a sudden, I couldn't hear them anymore. My brain seemed to have shut down, and all I heard was a buzzing in my ears. An excruciating pain came over me.
I thought that I'd have died there. But in that split second, I suddenly recalled everything.
I was the only daughter of the Swanson family in Oakbrook, and I'd gone missing years ago.
I had put up with the pain and made it here to tell Miles that I'd like to go home for a bit. I never expected to learn the cruel truth.
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Beautiful Soul
The engagement ring shimmered under the light.
"Why is this still on my finger?" I whispered.
Before Michael could speak, Maria chuckled, shaking her head like she had been waiting for this moment.
"Oh, Brenda," He sighed dramatically, giving Maria a smirk. "Do you even look at yourself in the mirror when you wake up? Babe, you’ll be twenty-seven this year. You’re not as fresh and beautiful as you think." He scoffed, eyes gleaming with cruelty. "I’m actually doing you a favor. You’re outdated, Brenda. It’s time to wake up."
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The Hybrid's Mate
I am hungry too and if we are going to talk to them, I might as well eat too.
“I am Malia.” The girl with the short blonde hair says. She is tall and willowy thin, with deeply tanned skin and purple eyes. She puts off a tough and in charge type of vibe. She is a bit dirtier than the others, making me think that she is a bit tomboyish and was willing to do most of the work while they were living in the woods.
She gestures to the little girl beside her and says, “This little scrap of bee stingers and tree bark-”
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His Soul
Cause she had to handle her third trouble which was to calm down her crying son and that was nowhere near easy.
Yeah, she was a mother and blessed with a lovely son who was the love of her life, her everything, her son Zayn Abedin.
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Cold Skin, Drag My Feet On The Tile
As I Am Walking Down The Corridor
I Know We Haven't Talked In Awhile
So I Am Looking For An Open Door
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The novel 'Malina' by Ingeborg Bachmann is this intense, surreal dive into a woman's fractured psyche—it feels like walking through a dream where reality and nightmare blur. The unnamed narrator, a writer in Vienna, is caught between two men: Ivan, her passionate but emotionally distant lover, and Malina, her enigmatic, almost spectral roommate who might represent her own rational self or something darker. The story spirals into her internal chaos, with wartime trauma and patriarchal oppression haunting her like ghosts. The second half shifts into a harrowing monologue where her father (a symbol of authoritarian violence) consumes her identity. It’s not a linear plot; it’s a scream in literary form, dissecting how society devours women’s voices.
What stuck with me was how Bachmann turns language into a weapon—every sentence feels like a shard of glass. The narrator’s disintegration isn’t just tragic; it’s accusatory. You finish the book feeling like you’ve witnessed a crime. And that last line? 'It was murder.' Chills. It’s the kind of book that doesn’t leave you, even when you wish it would.
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