MyStory Book 1: A Cursed Destiny

MyStory Book 1: A Cursed Destiny

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My blonde hair gently floated in the breeze. My broad golden scaled tail swept back and forth as I glared at her, my crimson eyes twisted with hate and anger, my pupils were slits, I could tell. I've never felt so angry, but it felt... amazing. "Who... who the hell are you?!" She demanded. I chuckled softly, feeling my darker counterpart slightly influencing my attitude, but I didn't care. "Call me FlySight. FlySight Askatchi." I said, confidence swirling in my voice. Her emerald eyes widened. "No..." FlyCraft Hacatsna was a orphan girl who refused to be adopted. She was an 'emo' among her peers, but was super fast, super strong, and a genius. She had a strange connection with the ethereal beings called Nets, and was deemed mentally unstable. One day, a special class causes her to travel to the End, the hideout for the Nets. It was a day that changed her life forever. "Am I... dead?" --Warning-- contains violence, swearing, and mental/physical struggles. You have been warned. "My eye..."
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Olivia and Ethan's story didn't begin with fireworks. It wasn't a whirlwind romance or an earth-shattering moment of fate. Instead, it started with something simple-two souls crossing paths at just the right time. They met years ago in a way neither of them had planned. It was during a travel retreat, a small group of adventurous strangers brought together for an experience that promised to be both unforgettable and fleeting. A week of exploring a foreign city, learning new cultures, sharing laughter over candlelit dinners, and stealing moments in between. Back then, Olivia had been drawn to Ethan's effortless charm-the way he could talk to anyone, the way his laughter filled a room, the way he always seemed to be looking for the next adventure. And Ethan? He admired Olivia's quiet confidence, her love for creativity, and the way she saw beauty in the smallest things. For seven days, they wandered through bustling streets and hidden alleyways, beneath the glow of city lights and along tranquil coastlines. There had been something unspoken between them, something simmering beneath the surface, but life had a cruel sense of timing. As quickly as the week had begun, it ended. No promises were made. No goodbyes were dramatic. They simply parted, believing that if fate had other plans, it would find a way. But fate, as it seemed, had other ideas. Months turned into years. The real world took over-jobs, responsibilities, the distractions of everyday life. They lost touch, caught up in their own separate journeys. And yet, here they were. On a remote island, thousands of miles away from where their story had begun. The moment Olivia saw him, it was as if time folded in on itself. Every unsaid word, every missed opportunity, every "what if" that had ever lingered between them-it all led to this. This moment. A second chance, written in the tides.

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