Jonson Stories

In this story the Creepypasta files are somehow found by the SCP foundation. I don't own the creepypasta or the scp series. I also think that this is original. I don't own any of the art unless I say so... Thanks for reading

I hate you .... The feeling is mutual ..... I regret trusting you!! I regret wanting you!! I regret staying with you!! I regret choosing you over everything!! Most of all I regret loving you!! ....... He bring his face near her ear and whisper the Worlds that shattered her heart into million peace, "Oh trust me, I enjoyed every bit of Break you" ......... ......... I welcome all of you to the journey of hate, betrayed and love story. English is not my first language. So kindly avoid any grammatical mistakes!!

This is our sandbox The one we met in The one I told him I had feelings for him The one we had our first kiss in The one with our first "I love you" The one that we may have accidentally had sex in The one we go to every Saturday morning The one I plan on asking him to marry me in Our sandbox

CHARACTERS Audrey- Naturally mid length red hair with blonde highlights, 30, one kid, social worker, too kind for her ow n good, hopeless romantic, trust issues Backstory: her Dad walked out when she was 2 Mom started doing drugs because dad left and eventually got arrested and Audrey became a foster kid until she aged out and she lived in a apartment given to her by the foster system and she ended up falling in love with one of her neighbors (now husband) and she believed it was fate because she is a hopeless romantic and believes everything happens for a reason and they got married at 22 ( married young) and had kid at 25 and eventually she got bored in her relationship and felt like she made a mistake but she is telling herself that her husband is her soulmate because he gave her love when she never had any and she believes he's here for a reason plus she loves her kid too much to see her kid without a father soon she enrolls in collage and that's when she meets Blake in her class and after they both graduate they keep in touch and then love story emerges Alex Jones - average, he cares a lot for Audrey and he really loves her, 30, runs his own business selling furniture, family man, funny Zoey Jones - her daughter 5 adores her mom and dad equally the sweetest thing ever vey social and bubbly Blake Jonson - 30 - fine asf, Lawyer for child advicant, his wife is controlling but his family wants him to marry his fiance because they don't want him to end up with someone who will use him for his money so they set him up with a girl who was born rich. they have been engaged for 4 years and she begs him for a very expensive wedding and she controls how he spends there money and she spends all the time Evelyn Jonson - 29 brat, very controlling, pretty and born rich, she doesn't care about Blake but she does want more money and she only wants the expansive wedding so so that she can brag to her friends

17 year old Emaire Jonson thought she would never ind someone that would except not only her but a child. She hadn't had a boyfriend since she was raped when she was 15 and had convinced herself she never would again. But that all hanged when Dylan Holland comes along

Boris In BlunderlandLewis Carroll detailed Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, then wrote The Hunting Of The Snark, an agony in seven fits. A few years later, HH Munro ('Saki') had, as his first published work, 'The Westminster Alice', in which he used the idea of Wonderland to examine Parliament with a satirical and ironic eye. In 2019, we had a newly elected (but not by the people) Conservative leader promising Brexit in 99 days, despite having no formal deal and a complete lack of support from Parliament. An elected Parliament going against the wishes of its people via a referendum. If nothing else, this proved that direct and Parliamentary democracy do not sit well together when the one does not agree with the other. How you might feel about Brexit pales into insignificance when faced with the farrago of lies, stupidity, lack of clear thought, and sheer arrogance evinced by all sides of the argument. So, dealing with these 99 days as if it were straight out of Carroll is not a spectacularly new idea, but it is one that is unfortunately apt. In these pages, Boris follows the White Rabbit, who May be leading him on, down the rabbit hole and finds himself almost by accident to be the new leader, battling the Red King Corbyn and his treacherous Knight McDonnell, trying to appease the White Queen and the people, being distracted by the Cheshire Rees-Moggy and Jojo the Dodo (who thinks she can be PM even though her party have been as dead the bird for a century), and trying to leave the table at the Tea Party where the Mad Hatter holds sway. All the while, the Walrus tries to seperate Caledonia from the farrago while the Carpenter - tired of trying to dovetail ideologocal joints that just will not match - cries softly and retires. A satire, a tragedy, blackly comic or just a bloody disaster. It has been, sadly, all these things and more in a land populated at the highest level by, it seems, nothing but court jesters