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This short story has a great heart to it. Alfred loses hope in life when he has a friend who helps him in this time of trouble. Riding through the gates shows that friendship lasts forever, and that you should always love, and cherish the memories of your friends.
A new man, with a new outlook on life...
A really short story about an encounter with a vampire. This story has been made for feedback which I would greatly appreciate. I hope you really like it. Thank you.
Jangili, a young hunter whose skills with the bow and arrow are unparalleled in her tribe meets a fierce bear in the woods. Her sights set on becoming the future chief of the tribe, she is determined to overcome the powerful hunter and prove her fortitude. Seeking the assistance of her fellow tribesmen, she learns that true fortitude lay not in making the ultimate hunt but showing compassion to those who need it most.
It was a dream come true; a beautiful woman had chosen him over everyone else. But the line between dreams and nightmares is a fine one. . .
This short story has a great heart to it. Alfred loses hope in life when he has a friend who helps him in this time of trouble. Riding through the gates shows that friendship lasts forever, and that you should always love, and cherish the memories of your friends.
A new man, with a new outlook on life...
A really short story about an encounter with a vampire. This story has been made for feedback which I would greatly appreciate. I hope you really like it. Thank you.
Jangili, a young hunter whose skills with the bow and arrow are unparalleled in her tribe meets a fierce bear in the woods. Her sights set on becoming the future chief of the tribe, she is determined to overcome the powerful hunter and prove her fortitude. Seeking the assistance of her fellow tribesmen, she learns that true fortitude lay not in making the ultimate hunt but showing compassion to those who need it most.
It was a dream come true; a beautiful woman had chosen him over everyone else. But the line between dreams and nightmares is a fine one. . .