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A Time To Pray
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    Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Mar 03, 2017
A Time To Pray: A collection of short stories created to terrify and make you think. "Nothing is more scary then reality without hope."
  
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  "She's too far gone now. Just a ghost repeating the same movements over and over again.  Just one more step she says to herself. Out loud or in her head. She doesn't know. Just one more step she says as the snow whips itself against her unprotected body. Just one more step she says as she fades away." --Just One More
  
  "I think I'm the last one. The last human. The last one that remembers. Remembers before they came. Before the swarm. "--The Swarm
  
  "I stare after her. A ghost of her fills my vision. I see her. Every day I see her. But she never sees me." --Waiting
  
  "If only I could move! If only I could move then I could run. Run far away. "-- Run
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" Stay". " pardon me". I said. Not in that rude English manner but out of surprise. " just for a little longer. Could you stay. Come intro the garden with me ". he said. An enchanted garden, a tale that exceeds time. Join the boy who loves a girl he mustn't love and a girl love a ghost she doesn't fully understand. A romance in a thriller. Who exactly is the silhouette and why does he have no parents or never leave the old white picket fence of his house. For the longest time. Since I can remember, the only thing I was ever good at was writing stories or telling them. It's the only thing that got me through the day or even for the majority of high school. This story ' the boy in the garden' was inspired by a house I found one day coming back from school. The story is my narration of what I think could have happened to the house and inspired by a former crush I had when I was in the 9th grade. I hope you enjoy it .