Welcome to the Testing Grounds my little lab rats. You have a simple objective, get out alive. You will have forty eight hours to accomplish this task. Rules of the Testing Grounds. The collar around Trinity’s neck emits a painful electric shock and it would be wise to remember that. You go anywhere I don’t want you to, I will shock Trinity. If you attempt to contact anybody outside, I will shock Trinity. If you don’t take part in and play my games, I will shock Trinity. If you attempt to remove the collar, I will kill Trinity. If you are left in the Testing Grounds after forty eight hours have passed, I will send the Exterminators after you. Understand that you can still escape while being hunted by the Exterminators; however it is grows exponentially hard with every passing hour. So, let’s play. Your time starts now.

January Field was born in September. Her parents are druggies. Her life is a sea so calm it looks like smooth glass. She likes riddles. She hates performing. It's not like her parents knew this, so they used some drug dealing money to enroll her in some rich-kids school for performing arts. That's when the ocean got rough, and January tried to find out why the heck a raven is like a writing desk, the equation to life, how to create tin can phones, and her daily horoscope. A truthful story told in days, God Save Orange is a read like no other.

***OLD AND NEW VERSION ENCLOSED*** Marked a Misfit and destined for tragedy. Adie must fight to keep her life. Water will not kill her but, it may be the death of her.

What happens when one day a year you can go out and kill anyone you please -- with no consequences? It's up to you, stay inside and wait it out, or go out and join the celebration. Murder Day was my first dream turned short story, it inspired me to transcribe more of my subconscious wonderings and share them with you all. Some are frightening, some are sad, and maybe some day there might even be a happy one or two?