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Marriage Of Convenience: Part 10
The kiss that followed was passionate and full of lust. It took several minutes for them to pull away from each other. They both breathed heavily.
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
Marriage Of Convenience: Part 6
Somewhere in his mind, he realised that he might die. In this world, death wasn't something that just happened. Death was always a part of his life. No matter what he did in this world, he would die eventually. But there were other ways out, right? He had been able to find his way out in the first place, hadn't he? So why couldn't he find one here?
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
Marriage Of Convenience: Part 5
Why was he thinking this was such a big deal? He shook his head rapidly. He didn't need anyone to tell him that; he knew it well enough by himself.
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
Marriage of Convenience: Part 4
Perhaps she was waiting until she arrived at her destination to call for her guards… His train of thought was abruptly halted as he heard the princess’ voice. “Your Majesty? Are you coming? We can go now.” He glanced around, suddenly wondering if she had seen him. But when he looked back toward the fountain his suspicions were confirmed: there she was, standing right beside where he had been sitting just moments ago. He hadn’t even heard her approach!
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
Marriage Of Convenience: Part 3
She smiled sadly at Iris and shook her head. “Not this time,” she murmured. “You’re going to be married soon, aren’t you?” “Yes, I--” Iris started, but King Dedede cut her off quickly. He turned back toward her.
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
Marriage Of Convenience: Part 2
“Didn’t you say that you were planning on stopping by the kitchens before dinner? I believe he mentioned that as well.” “Oh! Yes! That’s right,” she said brightly. She’d nearly forgotten about that entirely. She’d barely eaten since breakfast and hadn’t been able to make any plans after that. In fact, her entire day had been spent trying to get everything ready for dinner that evening, though she still wasn’t quite sure why her father wanted to eat together in the first place. Was it because he wanted to thank the guests? Or did he want to discuss some business matters?
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
Marriage Of Convenience: Part 1
The princess first saw him in the gardens, and for a brief moment, she was distracted. She’d been running errands for her father and had accidentally fallen behind schedule. There were few people in the gardens at this hour, so it wasn’t an unfamiliar sight to see some of them sitting near each other and staring into space.
By Gloria Michael 4 years ago in Fiction
The Youth Burnout
What is burnout? The so-called burnout is something very luxurious. First of all, I have no spare time to have burnout now. Because I have to be busy with work and running around every day. Besides, ninety-nine percent of the people in society cannot have burnout. And it costs a lot of money to chew the taste of real burnout. Why? Because the helplessness and desperate state of mind that comes with no money is far from burnout.
By Jackmama4 years ago in Fiction
The shuttle bus
After driving for several years, I took the bus to work on a whim today, and I was a bit apprehensive. On a summer morning, the sky was blank and bright, and the morning breeze was fresh and soft. Looking from afar, the city lanes of different kinds of vehicles slowly and orderly drive, from the east to the west, and also from the west to the east, the intersection of vehicles driving staggered in an orderly manner.
By DannyMox4 years ago in Fiction
A Visit to Yanji
It was a little after ten o'clock at night when I arrived in Yanji. I stepped off the plane gangway in the slow and soft wishing voice of the flight attendants. The cool breeze instantly brushed my cheeks, feeling the 22-degree summer, I thought of this commercial on TV and the Internet, and the refreshing coziness permeated my heart. The waiting hall was bright, and the electronic screen flashed the scenery of "Jindalai under Changbai Mountain", "Jindalai Fragrance Full of Border City", and "Rooster Hearing Three Countries and Looking at the Ocean". Two hours ago, I was in the seaside Rizhao, and now I am standing in the place that makes me dream.
By DanilBos4 years ago in Fiction
The Wooden Boat
My hometown, in a word: "poor countryside", lack of everything, lack of money, lack of roads, lack of tall buildings. Every midnight, the lone street lamp cast a vague yellow light, shining on the scattered houses, can not help but give people the feeling of desolation and dilapidation. But there is one thing that the hometown will never lack, and that is the inexhaustible flow of the river.
By DanilBos4 years ago in Fiction
Mr.Liu's Restaurant
Old Liu's restaurant is located in Wutang Village outside the Central Gate of Nanjing, not far from my house at the crossroads.
By DanilBos4 years ago in Fiction