Fingerprints Stories

Janie Roberts is 15, going on 16, and is hoping to proceed her life as a professional dancer. Training since her third birthday, this girl is ready for anything. For a "Sweet 16" gift, her friends gathered enough money to pay for a ticket and meet and greet pass for her favorite musicians tour. Who might that be? The one and only, Katy Perry. When she meets her idol, her true self comes out, and doesn't believe what Katy says to her...

Flash forward a few Christmases where the characters of Fingerprints are no longer teens but are now in their twenties. Kristen Mason is hosting Christmas for the first time with the help from her boyfriend Cory. How hard can hosting Christmas be?

Biometric fingerprint attendance systems operate by scanning and verifying the unique fingerprint patterns of each individual. Since no two people have identical fingerprints, this method ensures 100% accuracy, eliminating the risk of fraud or false clock-ins. Traditional attendance systems such as manual punch cards, paper sheets, or RFID cards are prone to manipulation, buddy punching, and errors. Biometric fingerprint solutions, however, guarantee that only the actual employee can mark their attendance, making the system highly reliable and tamper-proof.

In today's fast-paced, technology-driven business environment, efficient workforce management is essential for productivity and accountability. Traditional methods of tracking attendance-such as manual logbooks, punch cards, or swipe systems-are prone to errors, manipulation, and administrative inefficiency. 1.1 Enhances Accuracy and Accountability Fingerprint systems automatically capture attendance data without human intervention, reducing the chances of errors or falsified entries. Managers and HR personnel can easily access real-time attendance data, ensuring accountability and transparency across the organization. 1.2 Saves Administrative Time and Costs Manual attendance tracking requires constant supervision, data entry, and verification. Fingerprint systems automate these processes, reducing administrative workload and saving time spent on payroll preparation. This leads to significant cost savings over the long term, especially for medium and large enterprises. 1.3 Supports Flexible and Scalable Workforce Structures As businesses in Singapore adopt more hybrid and flexible work models, fingerprint attendance systems can be used across multiple office locations. Cloud-based solutions allow centralized monitoring and reporting, making them ideal for organizations with distributed teams, retail outlets, or industrial sites. 1.4 Boosts Security and Access Control Beyond attendance tracking, fingerprint systems can double as access control mechanisms for secure areas. Only authorized employees can enter sensitive zones such as data centers, warehouses, or R&D labs, enhancing workplace security and reducing the risk of unauthorized access

Emma Price is what you'd call a late bloomer. Take her during her senior year of high school; an awkward, education-driven teenager with no social life whatsoever. School and work has prevented her from letting herself out into the world, and when a twinge of audaciousness runs through her, she is shot to death on Christmas Eve. Upon her deathbed, her final wish is to know who had killed her. Fast-forward to six years later. Her murder case goes cold. However, when a new rehabilitation center- the R.O.M.- opens, she is granted a second chance at life... but for only three days. Within this amount of time, she's granted her final opportunity to solve her case, make amends, and tell her story.

Sorry for the blurry cover. Cover Image isn't mine. Shinichi had his finger print taken before he 'disappeared.' Now, anyone who has a connection with the police must have their fingerprint taken for security purposes. This is including Conan. DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own Detective Conan, if I did, this would be an episode. ~*~ Thanks for reading! Please rate & review! (R&R) Rated T for cussing. ~*~

How do you tell the difference between adventurous and life-threatening if you are impervious to fear? You could ask Edana Keelia Greenwood, a 17 year old girl that most would refer to as ‘delinquent’, but considering the mess she got herself into, she obviously doesn’t even know herself. Her dad left when she was a child and Edana supports her mother, by way of numerous criminal activities, and she always has to keep her friends at arm’s length. They suspect Edana has a big secret, but no-one knows what it is. Enter Darren Silex, a man with secrets of his own. In a moment of rash intrigue, Edana reveals her secret. Her worst mistake ever, and unfortunately, only her first. Darren becomes paranoid: fearful that her secret will consequently reveal his. Plans of kidnap are born from his paranoia, but Edana is not the easiest girl to get to. Thankfully, for Darren at least, his stooge catches her at exactly the right moment. She’s bored, got nothing to do, all her friends are busy… Hey, why not allow yourself to be kidnapped? That was her second mistake. Thankfully, her kidnappers are completely unprepared for the whirlwind that is Edana. They reach a stalemate. Their secret must be protected, but they just don’t have the heart to hurt her, especially since most have somehow come to care for the crazy girl. They don’t know what to do with her, so they take her to the one man who does, Gabriel Potens. There, she discovers a prophecy - a prophecy that Gabriel is convinced is about her. He makes her an offer she can’t refuse, but accepting the offer was her third and final mistake. Gabriel begins to lead her down a path she'd rather avoid. Forcing her into a world she never knew existed and she isn't sure she'll escape alive. Good thing she's impervious to fear.

In 1989 Dalton Hughes was accused and wrongfully convicted of a crime he did not commit. This is a short story about his path to freedom, a path he never imagined he would one day tread.