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  • The Way It Ends by okayletsbesirius
    okayletsbesirius
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    "What was that?" "Did you hear that boom?" "Oh my God." "Did you see that?" "A plane just crashed into the Twin Towers!" Callie Andrews was just an ordinary woman, living her everyday life. She was running late to her job as a nurse at Bellevue Hospital, when the first plane hit the North Tower of the World Trade Center at 8:45 a.m on September 11, 2001. Shocked by what she saw, she stopped to help all of the victims she could. Marcus Reynolds was a fireman who witnessed the first attack while out hosing off a firetruck. He was the first one into the North Tower where his sister, Kate, worked, and one whose heroic tendencies may harm him more than help him in this situation. Kate Reynolds had just filled up her coffee cup when first plane hit two floors above her. The ceiling was crumbling, glass was everywhere, and she managed to find Jakob, her slightly more than co-worker, and the two try as hard as they can to get out of the building before it's too late. A series of short chapters about the horrific events that happened during the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centers. (TRIGGER WARNING!!!!!! IF SENSITIVE TO THESE TOPICS, PLEASE CHECK OUT ANOTHER ONE OF MY FLUFFIER STORIES)
  • The Day The World Shook (Attack on the Twin Towers) [Raw] by LodestarXXII
    LodestarXXII
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    Claire and Matt have been happily married for just over a year and 2 months. Their usually happy lives take a sudden turn for the worst when Matt gets called in to work on his day-off, due to the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
  • Truth behind 9/11 by ShaolinMaster
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    Seen a lot of conspiracy theories about 9/11 and what really happened because people think it's easier to believe in stupid theories that have little to no proof. Also I will list the name of every victim who died including first responders so as to remind people this actually happened and is not something to joke about. These are facts plain and simple and not up for debate. Also not planting blame on Muslims or Islam because I don't believe justifying their actions in any way or aknowledge that they might have had a religious reason for doing what they did. Also I'm a fan of facts not fiction. I'm not emotional but I get pissed when I see conspiracies about 9/11 and I've been to D.C. also I don't condone the actions people took as soon as they heard who was responsible. For those who aren't aware of what I'm referring to, immediately after the 9/11 attacks mobs of Americans started attacking Muslims they saw in public. This unfortunately includes women and children at grocery stores. It also introduced cruel and unfair stereotypes about Muslims that were proudly blasted onto shows like American Dad and Family Guy. Extremists are separate and easily identified. To judge all Muslims based on an extremist sect is called Cultural Racism. To judge all Arabs based on extremists is called Ethnic Racism.
  • The Stranger that Saved my Life by Ashy_Sunflowers
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    Ella's eye witness account of 9/11 shown threw her diary The next part is coming soon Note: This story is historical fiction, this is not a true story and not all the facts are true Hopefully, yall will like this I have been working pretty hard on it! (I don't have a cover for this sorry) (also this is supposed to be in cursive)
  • Kurzgeschichten- über den Alltag und die Welt by turkishbabee
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    Wie im Titel einfach zu erkennen, Dinge die mir im Alltag passiert sind, anderen passiert sind oder in meinem Kopf passiert sind. :)
  • Another 9/11 Tribute (A Hetalia Story) by secretghostys
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    So, I Was In English And I Decided To Write This. Most 9/11 Stories Are About America's Reaction To The Incident. But I Thought, What If America Was IN One Of The Towers.
  • A tribute to 9/11 (Short story) by TheSuperImagination
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    I wrote this to remember 9/11. I am not good at poetry so this is probably not going to be amazing
  • Voices From The Disasters {ON HIATUS} by Storm_Herald
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    Four girls, separated by time and distance, speak from disaster. ~~~~~~~ Thirteen year old Emily O'Conner. She moved from Ireland to America, as a first class passenger on the R.M.S. Titanic, in the year 1912 ~~~~~~~ Fourteen year old Maya Angelo. She was living in Ashgabat with her father as a missionary, and survived the Ashgabat Earthquake, in the year 1948. ~~~~~~~ Fifteen year old Anastasia Smirnov. An honor student living in Pripyat, Russia, during the reactor explosion of Chernobyl, in the year 1986. ~~~~~~~ Sixteen year old Charlotte Hill. A fan of Lord of the Rings, she was getting ready to visit the original place where the stories were penned, when her plane was hijacked, in the year of 2001 ~~~~~~~ Four voices speak from trouble, and find new hope, when others find none.
  • Wrong Number by lauren_618
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    One night, Ava receives a text from an unknown number. Over time, Ava and this "wrong number" become friends. But what happens when Ava finds herself falling for this person behind the screen? It leads her to think, "Is it possible to fall in love with a wrong number?"
  • Night Terrors by ohdearnel
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    This is a story of fear and misunderstanding as Jeremy Whitlaw and ex-journalist fumbles through what remains of his life. When an extraordinary fear of the dark emerges from a traumatic experience on the eleventh of September 2001. He is forced from his job and is places in a home. All he has to live for are the creatures that awaken in the night.
  • Taller than Towers by KendraBernotOfficial
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    A poem about 9/11 and how tragedy can strengthen us all.
  • Love you always by scottmarvel
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    a short story following James a moody teenager that has amornig fight with his father becauseif the beginning of school.
  • A New Generation's 9/11 by TheMagiciansNeice
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    A description of 9/11 from someone who was never there. (Also, random 9/11 stories) WARNING!!!! 9/11 was very scary and sad. People can be sensitive, please respect that in your comments.
  • 9:03 - A Short Story by StoriesByTheSiren
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    It's September 11th 2001 and a mother helplessly watches the news as the plane her daughter is on crashes into the World Trade Center. At 9:03am, her anguish peaks as the South Tower collapses.
  • The millennium paradox  by brooksolomon2
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    A Mystery that slowly unravels following a new York family who gets wrapped up with the government and the plot taking place in nine eleven. (trying my best not to spoil the story in the description)
  • Miles and the Towers by Thomas252166
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    A forbidden love between girl and tower, will it ever work out?
  • I Can Hear the Crash by Ladybug2512
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    In remembrance of 9/11 I've decided to write a story to remind people of truly how horrific it was. I may not be able to remember when it happened, but at least for the day, it should be remembered with reverence rather than crude humor.