Thomas Brodie Sangster Imagines 소설 & 이야기

It's a movie. It's not someone's memory, not a world, not anything. It's just a movie. A boring movie. So the self in the movie isn't me either. Just an actor playing the role of 'William.' There's no need for immersion or sympathy for a fictional role. Just observe. After watching another person's tragedy that has nothing to do with me, let's look forward to the half-burnt toast that will be waiting in the morning. Even if I don't know whether that morning will come after a few nights or hundreds of nights……

Not that she believed any of it. “I’m an Augur.” This is ridiculous! Then how come we can read each other’s thoughts? Thomas sighed. He doesn’t want to be in this situation. It seems like they were in a shooting for a thriller movie. He badly wanted to comeback but the quests are not yet finished. He can’t take back Hera from this time without facing all the difficulties of their situation. But one thing is for sure, he badly wanted to end this mess!

Lily was his baby, even if she is 7 now when she does get old enough to date he still won't let her. "Well maybe you shouldn't think about those things since Ethan will do the same to you." she grins, stepping closer and pushing her body against his, "And we do not want him to mess up that gorgeous face now do we?" she whispered with her face barely an inch from his. "I'm starting to think..." he pauses, licking his lips and letting his eyes wander up and down her body. "Think what Broody Boy?" she asks, tilting her head to the side a little and letting her hand slowly run up his chest.

“No way, it's impossible.” Lord Vedastus looked beyond the screen, and a person walked out from behind. Yes, it was Thomas, who was supposed to be dead! He was alive. Lord Vedastus was dumbfounded. “Are you a demon? Why won’t you die?” Thomas said, “Because I shouldn’t die. I invited these professional actors to act for you. Everything was an act, including the doctor’s appointment, news report, funeral car passing by the streets, and crying people. But there was no rehearsal for the big scene, and they performed everything on the spot. This used up a lot of my money.”