You've Been Jingled Novels & Stories

My ability to manipulate metal was revealing itself. As I stood there, captivated, the metal objects around me floated, held aloft as if by unseen strings. The tremor in my fingers grew stronger, radiating through my arms like a chill running down my spine. My heart raced, pounding against my chest, as if it might leap out. "Oh no, not now," I murmured, anxiety creeping into my tone. "Not again." But it was too late. The metal items started to whirl around me, creating a chaotic storm of pots, pans, and tools. The noise was overwhelming—clanging, screeching, and scraping—a cacophony of disorder.

He smiled and then tapped his pen twice while I caught myself jingling my keys in my pocket and our eyes lock. We both freeze, then laughed as if we were sharing a secret. “Hold on,” he said, chuckling, pointing at my hand. “You do that key thing, don’t you? Same as my pen-tapping. That’s uncanny.” I smiled nervously. “Yeah, it’s my nervous tic. I jingle when I am thinking too hard. You tap like you are keeping time.” He tilts his head slightly curiously, and I realize that I am doing the same with my head cocked at the same angle.

23 *Buzzer* I sighed loudly and mumbled under my breath, “Done for the day,” Judy, that clingy girl was with me till our last class, guess my bad luck was teasing me today, I kept thinking it all-day “Are you free today?” she asked me with her big doe eyes hiding behind glasses, “Umm, no idea right now but I think I’ll be staying in for some N*****x and chill,” I indirectly rejected her for whatever she was planning with me. I don’t like clingy people much,

Flicker "One, two..” Flicker "One-" This time a few crumbs of concrete fell from above and I started counting the flickering again. "One, two, three, four…." Flicker "One, two, three, four, fiv,e six…" Flicker One! two! Flicker Crumbles The ding ding ding of the bell that sounds when you get a question right in a quiz show sounds in my head. We were in the basement of this building. If it was a dungeon the ceiling would not feel the footfalls or the stomps on the floor of the room on top of my cell.

Don't dream. Ginger Geller was completely annoyed, and just wanted to swear. Suddenly, he saw Javen coming slowly towards this side not far away, and immediately restrained his expression. She gave Cassie a malicious smile when Javen couldn't see her. 'Why don't we bet on who Javen cares more about?' Cassie's alarm went off. 'What do you mean by that?' Ginger Geller chuckled, 'It's nothing. It's just fun.' Say that finish, her feet chuai to the big wooden shelf full of wine glasses, suddenly, the shelf crumbling, fell down on them!

He felt as though the door would break open and a horde of zombies would enter, killing them all. He tried his best to keep his focus on the screen, ignoring the muffled noise around him. However, when he heard a low growling beside him, he turned to look at Jade and he began screaming at the top of his lungs. Jade had somehow managed to make herself look like a zombie in the few minutes he was gone. She had plunged at him like she wanted to bite him when he looked at her and as he screamed, she couldn't help but laugh.

I paced up and down, left and right continuously but couldn't lay a finger on. Is my story incomments. I'm just a beginner so I want you to comment on hon

I opened my eyes and looked around. "Did you hear that? ". " Umm hear what? " He was peering soft feather kisses on my shoulder. I tried not to moan. I turned to face Zander. I again heard the glass jingling sound. I looked around and then looked up. My eyes turned wide in fear. The big chandelier was jingling. Its glasses were crashing with each other. The huge old fashioned chandelier was shaking violently and was about to fall. Fear struck my heart when I saw it was falling down. I looked at Zander and then at the chandelier .

The expression on Dylan’s face turned very bitter and miserable in an instant. Wrigley said coldly, “Let me tell you something. You should be feeling very lucky now. You swallowed a necklace the last time. This time, it’s just a jade pendant. Fortunately, you did not match this jade pendant with a chain. Otherwise, you’d also have to swallow the chain with the jade pendant then!”

The words slurred out as I hitched higher in my seat, my dress hem inching north with me. The jukebox kept crooning a song that should've been slower for the way it made the room sway. "You sure you don't have nothing else?" She popped the gum in her mouth again, eyes flicking to my back, then back to my face. A giggle bubbled up when I thought of something. "Oh! I just remembered; I came with backup." More giggles followed as I fished out a particular gold bracelet from my bag. Their eyes bulged in unison.