Jamie began looking in several places. He was determined to find her. His heart was full of sorrow and a bit of fear. Not the kind of fear being afraid of something, like the dark or loud noises. One of losing her, the only one who ever loved him, and treated him like a son. He began to breath heavily, heart racing. He didn't know what it was, but it felt as if something wasn't right about this place. That, or deja vu. He looks around at the place in realizing, this is the same place he had to live in, when he was a child. "Great dad, just frekin' great!" he yells to himself ironically and keeps walking. He looks into his room and he sees his old card, for countless birthdays, not celebrated. "Hope you have a great birthday! Now where's the cake?" one of the card read. He can tell who wrote it and chuckles. "Elizabeth." he whispers to himself then saddens. "I think I know what happened to you." he looks down. "I'll make sure that never happenes again. I'll keep my lover safe, and won't let them leave without me. I'll protect them."
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The Snake-Boy
Short StoryA large snake, with the power to become mostly human. A sweet mother, and a abusive father. What could possibly go wrong?
