Today Novels & Stories

I mean, he’s an immortal, and you can never trust an immortal. “Thankfully, I keep food stocked here, even when I’m gone,” Time tells me, opening the cupboards. I watch him skeptically, seeing him pull out a variety of canned food. He seems to notice my shocked expression. “This stuff is from the future. I don’t particularly like a diet of homemade bread and butter.” “The rumours are true, you really are crazy,” I murmur, letting him slip a can of peaches into my hand. He must really trust these people in this village.

But I couldn't. I took out my phone and messaged my mother if I could spend a few days with them. Without waiting for her response, I turn off my phone and start to work, in order to get my mind off the letter. And what was written in the letter? 'Next time, use the green' _____________________________ -VOTE- -COMMENT- -STAY SEXY AND SAFE-

I shook off the feeling of jealousy and smiled. "Dolph is right, he won't dare bother you again" I assured her. We finished eating and chatted for a bit. "Since we are obviously not going to school today, what should we do with the rest of the day?" Theo asked. "Movie?" Nik suggested and the rest of us agreed. We got up and I grabbed the bill as both Jasmine and Lilly reached for it. The others knew better and didn't even try. "Come on!" Lilly protested. I shot her a smirk.

They had been gone all day and we were starting to lose daylight. It wasn't until the sun was halfway through setting that the three girls came back. Two of them were carrying two large birds with them while the third had her shirt off and used it as a sack to carry something with her. We gasped when we realized what the two girls had brought. Turkeys.

BROOKS So far today has been a pretty easy day. It's 4:30 and I know I get to go home and see the most beautiful girl in the world soon. I am thankful her dad doesn't mind her spending my birthday with me. I thought about cooking on the grill tonight but I'm not sure what time Crystal will be getting home so I figured ordering take-out would be better. Jonah called as soon as he got off the bus to tell me Happy Birthday and my mom has been blowing my phone up with baby pictures and memories all day. I love my momma and thank goodness she hasn't shown any to Crystal yet. I was such a cute kid but all my poses are very weird. When I locked up the shop, I headed

I immediately saved her number. Me: yeah sure. unknown: 9th XXX drive. I looked at the weather app on my phone to check if it was too cold to go, we were smack dab in the middle of October and if it was too cold then sorry. It was 56 degrees outside, I guess it wasn't too cold. Me: kk.

It was on her. A few moments passed before he heard her soft voice, still laced with sleep. "Ace?" He glanced over his shoulder. "Yeah?" Lisa sat up slowly, rubbing her eyes as she glanced at him. "What time is it?" "Almost nine," he replied, keeping his tone casual. "Why?" Her brows furrowed, and she glanced at the clock on the nightstand. "Don’t you have work?" Ace shrugged, turning back to his phone as if it wasn’t a big deal. "I’m not going in today."

"This should bring a lot more, it looks really expensive." "Yeah sis," Jason said eyeing it. "I should find a buyer for that by tomorrow." "Good... Wait, not tomorrow, the next. I have a date tomorrow and I'm gonna need this." "Wow, I never thought I'd see the day Amanda Walters went on a date." "Shut up Jonah."

Nick asked confused. "Oh Nick, don't be silly, how can I go to New York City in a day and come back all the way here that same day?" His dad paused to shut close the trunk of the car, "I actually saw the house when I went for my business trip last week, I liked the house and it looked so beautiful and slightly spooky in a gorgeous manner because of the paint and cobwebs 'cos the house has been vacant for a long while now... I guess, " he stopped once again to collect Chloe's luggage from her, "So I decided to take the house, sounds cool right? I bet you'll love it!"

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