Tapping into Fiction

Tapping into Fiction

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"You have a problem, you know that?" The woman in front of him said. She had kind eyes, warm and brown, traced with lines of age. Her lips were thin and pink. A quaint woman, really. "Mae, would you quit yelling? I'm fine, I don't have a problem" his index finger tapped his jeans with the tempo of his heartbeat in his ears. --- He's always been this way. It wasn't really a problem, but a hobby. The lies he told were just an instinct, an intricate part of life. That is, until the girl. Lies are still intricate, and still instinct, but now the will to fight instinct is stronger. He can't continue this hurtful way of living. cover by blindsighted
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Shady

"Sorry to break it to you, babe," he started as he wrapped his arms around my waist from behind, placing his lips by my ear, "But you were mine from the moment you said 'I do.'" You see, my life was perfectly normal...at some point: college, work, friends, living off of Ramen and Easy-Mac. It was the typical college life that I'm sure many people have lived. But there's one part of my life that only one in a million people have even imagined. When my pretty-much-forgotten father steps back into the picture, that was when my life took a nose dive to the seventh layer of my very own personal hell. This is the part of the story where I meet some people, old and new, get thrown into a twister of unsettling events, and end up locking lips with a guy that is severely hated from my side of the road. S'not that bad, right? Nope.

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