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#TNTWillContest This is a 500 word story about a time I found my Challenger and became Defiant to the odds. Thanks for reading!

This another true life short story about a girl facing her anxiety on the first day of high school. #TNTWillContest Word count: 491

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When all odds are against you...will you survive? My entry for the TNT Will Contest. #TNTWillContest

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I'm not who they want me to be, or who they expect me to be, or who they say I am. I'm me, case closed.

A writer sits awake at the edge of a rickety old couch in his dingy basement, heart pumping with each pounding key, living for the dream even as the sharp winter sun bleeds through the curtains.

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At age 12, Quillantae Martelli (Known mostly as Quill), was left alone when their family vanished after coming home from school in Florida. 5 years later, and they aren't doing any better. Staying up at libraries covered in Greek Mythology books, facing random future art visions, and anxiety and panic attacks. When they find out something big about them being an Olympian supergod, will a team of mutants help them stay in control, or will Quill find someway else to use this newfound status?....

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This is my entry for the #TNTWillContest.

Trapped, my entry for the #TNTWillContest ~~~ Panic attacks. Maybe you've only heard of them, maybe you know someone who gets them, maybe you've gotten them yourself. They're a result of long-term, cumulative anxiety. They happen when your body's fight or flight response has been engaged, and your body surges with adrenaline. They can be in response to a trigger, or more likely, they can just occur out of the blue. You can get just one, or you can get them on a daily basis. Either way, there is no harm to them, they can't physically hurt you. Scare you, though, they can. Hence the word panic. Let's start with the physical symptoms first, shall we? The physical symptoms of a panic attack include dizziness, lightheadedness, chest pain, throat and chest tightening, shaking, weak knees, and a racing heartbeat. Even having a few of these symptoms is enough to make you think something's seriously wrong. Coupled with the fact that your body is telling you something is off, and you're not sure what, it's pretty dang scary. The worst part is, you can't think. Your thoughts don't slow, they just keep racing through your head, no matter how rational they are. It's thoroughly exhausting, and mentally brutal. Imagine feeling like that in a middle of a lesson. Imagine that the lesson is in the middle of a 7 hour long day where you are constantly surrounded by people, and don't get time alone for more than 5 minutes. Imagine just wanting to run away, as fast as you can, or wanting to go find somewhere private to hyperventilate and cry until you can calm yourself down enough to appear fine in front of others, but you can't. Imagine feeling utterly and completely trapped with yourself and your out-of-control emotions, and it keeps happening day after day. Not how you want to spend your time, right? This was me, almost every day of my freshman year of high school. Panicked, afraid, and most of all, trapped. Welcome to my story. This is Trapped, enjoy.

This is a story about a time when I was determined to teach one of my English as a second Language students equivalent fractions. She had been in the country less than a year, and the situation felt dire. We persevered. This is my entry to the Will against the odds TNTWillContest

Hello people. This isn't exactly a book but a binding of most if not all my poetry. Most dark and some happy but yea.

This takes place in September 9/11/01 through May 5/1/11 On part 4 Captain Sarah will be dead or badly injured by a ambushed by US Army an it was friendly fire

Before the accident, the most challenging problem Lydia had to face was who she was taking to the prom. Now, she lies awake at night dreaming about the day where she will be able to lift a pencil. My entry for the TNT Will contest! Good luck to all of the participants!

Ever felt like life gave up on you? As young as two, Aria knew she wanted to be a star. Her parents, lovely, supportive couple, have worked hard to make her dreams come true. Until one night, everything was ripped away from her. A car accident not only took her love of singing, it took her heart. Her parents died and she survived. But without it all, without her loving parents, was it really living? Fate has a different plan. For her parents, for their hard work, for the memories they shared - hope flourishes and she decides to beat the odds. Tonight, Aria might never be a star, but she will fly as high as any one of them. Disclosure: I've been selected to write this 500-word entry on behalf of Will on TNT.