WATTPAD AUGUST 2014 READ OF THE MONTH

Match 1H

Rules are simple. Vote for the story below that you prefer. Story with the most votes will advance onto the next round. No voting for yourself (this includes creating or using alternate accounts), and no voting more than once on one match. If you have any questions feel free to message me.

Story 1:

The Adam Project | Chocobumble

Subject A, also known as Eve, has always lived a life of solitude. Her father refuses to allow her outside of the house even though she craves human association. Having been told she is old enough on her 16th birthday her father finally agrees to let her leave the house when she chooses.

Now free to make her own decisions, Eve revels in her freedom. Although, after 16 years of no one, so many new faces become overwhelming and disorientating but some stand out to Eve and friendship begins to bloom.

What will happen when Eve realises there's more behind her world than meets the eye? Will she accept the future thrust upon her or reject it even if it could be catastrophic for human life?

Story 2:

Nervous? | quillleviosa

Teenage adolescents are known for doing stupid, immature, illegal and downright dangerous things; going to parties, smoking, having sex, getting high, drunk and everything in-between. The boys get arrested, girls get pregnant and the rest are left with regrets for years afterwards, or worse, chlamydia. They keep the memories; ink on their skin, children created and the early grave from lung cancer or, more commonly, liver failure. It’s all part of being a teenager and we’ve all done one or another, or both, or all. It’s all fun and games, laughter, and such, but there is one thing you do not want to participate in, for your own safety. Nervous. One of the most peer-pressurest (that may not be a word in your vocabulary, but it is in mine), intimate, disgusting game, ever, in the history of revolting party games. Sure, ‘Spin the bottle’ and ‘Never have I ever’ are bad, but this, this is on a whole different level. Why? Guess. Are you nervous? You should be.