The Escape, a Short Story

The Escape, a Short Story

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She had wanted freedom, and so did he. Freedom was difficult to attain, almost impossible. Pain, risk, danger and death. It would all reach them, sooner or later. Raine and Zinc are my OCs and I haven't really plan out a great big story out for them. It's just here and there short action scenes so you can enjoy them in five minutes. The short stories are for my practice but you are absolutely welcome to read and review. I die of love when you guys review or comment so please drop a note if you read it OK? Haha, thank you so much!!
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This is my first attempt at writing a longer story. Here are few things about this novelette: - A novelette stands between a short story and a novella (7, 500- 17,500 words). - This story is not edited, so expect mistakes. - The story has explicit and mature contents. - As part of my "trademark," the story deals with love and loss. Expect drama! - The story is written in a nonlinear way. - I almost forgot; this is a lesbian story. If in any way you find it disgusting, you're free to bounce, yo! (In Jesse Pinkman's voice) - This is fiction. Question me and I will put you in here just to kill you, Game of Thrones style. Lol - © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Let's just support each other. Peace out! How does one make music using broken strings? Discover the powers and dangers of love in this mixture of clichés, realities, and fiction about love, loss, pain, depression, and survival. I have lived in a dark cage. I have torn every page. I have not known light; I think I lost my flight. Please come and rescue me; Whoever hears me! Help liberate this heart And show me love they call art.

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