Fallen Apple
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  • Parts 3
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  • Reads 667
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 3
  • Time 1h 30m
Ongoing, First published Dec 24, 2012
Mature
" I can't reach it!" The little girl with the lavender Hair exclaimed as she jumped up and down trying to grab the red fruit dangling from the low tree branch. She heard a low chuckle from the boy that was with her which made her even more upset, she huffed as she kept trying. "Help me!" She began to whine and his soft footsteps were soon behind her.
"Alright dear flower." He said soothingly as he lifted her up to the deep red prize, her face began to brighten with a wide smile as the fruit that was now in her tiny lily white hands. He planted her back on the ground with her new found prize hoping that satisfied her for the time being. Though to their surprise a smaller one fell from a higher branch. "H'm a small fallen apple." He said picking up and tossing it in the air only to catch it once more.
"A fallen apple?" She questioned and he only grinned, his grin turned sinister and darkness began to seep out of him. Her crimson orange eyes began to widened as she backed away though only falling on the ground with a thud as she clenched her eyes closed. The girl with the dark violet hair turned and tossed in her sleep and began to sweat as her facial expression turned dark.
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The Dark Wood

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Monique and James have just moved to the county, to a house on the border of a wood, a dark wood, filled with magic and mystery. ****** When a mysterious door the size of an apple appears in the back of the garage, 10-year-old Monique and James have to investigate. After freeing a trapped fairy, the small magical creature tries to recruit the kids for a mission to save the dark wood and the fairy folk who live there. Monique jumps at the chance, but James is reticent. What could a couple of kids possibly do to save magical beings? If fairy magic can't save them, how could a couple of city kids? Regardless of his apprehension, James finds himself following his bold step-sister into the wood, the dark wood where magic is real and murderous beasts lurk. #OpenNovellaContest2021 Longlist