Brian's Visual Storytelling Contest Entry
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Last published Tue, Jun 28, 2016
This is for Brian Kesigner's Visual Storytelling Challenge. I thought this would be great to do. It didn't say anything about a limit of short stories you could write so I wrote three. Out of the three, I couldn't just choose one to write about. So just a heads up that all three parts don't relate to each other.
This has been so much fun and thank you Brian for this opportunity!
Everyone, thanks for reading and I hope you enjoy!
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