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  • Condolence On The Everest by BnBzay
    BnBzay
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      Parts 8
    Dr. Isla Vance is the best thing that ever happened to Halcyon Genetics. A brilliant xenobiologist with ice in her veins and fire in her fists, she has spent six years building a career, a reputation, and a life with the only man who could match her storm for storm. Dr. Kael Navarro. He was the agency's golden boy. A high-altitude scientist who laughed at death and loved Isla with the same ferocity he brought to every summit. Together, they were unstoppable. Until they weren't. Fourteen months ago, Kael led a small team into the Nepalese Himalayas. The objective: investigate anomalous thermal signatures deep in the Khumbu region. The cover story: a routine glacial study. The truth: something had been found. Something buried in the ice for centuries. Something that should not exist. Kael took two American scientists, three Sherpas, and a Pelican case full of equipment he refused to let anyone else touch. He never came back. An avalanche swallowed the Western Cwm. Kael pushed his team to safety and disappeared into the white. No body. No report. No evidence. The Pelican case - containing every scrap of proof, every photograph, every impossible data point - vanished with him. The agency closed the search. Declared Kael lost. Filed the insurance claim. Patted themselves on the back for limiting liability. His mother signed the death certificate through a fog of sedatives. The world moved on. Isla did not..... Authors Note: This is not a romance. Though love runs through every page like a frozen river. This is not a horror. Though the mountain has teeth. This is not an adventure. Though they will risk everything to reach the truth. This is a story about condolence. This story is a work of fiction. The Himalayan setting is real. The grief is real. The Yeti? That's between you and the ice. Dedication: For everyone who has ever climbed their own Everest just to say goodbye.
  • What have I become? by jingles6
    jingles6
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      Parts 7
    What would you do if you woke up older and in a whole other bed in an unfamiliar  town? Ten year old Ally wakes up 19 and living with a bunch of strangers who know her. Join her in her story as she discovers what happened in the life she apparently lived. Also in this journey, Ally discovers who she is and makes important social decisions.  Ally's two main interests are climbing and competitive swimming.
  • Follow Your Dreams by AngusMcDarby
    AngusMcDarby
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      Reads 116
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      Parts 1
    We the unpublished – under-published – must frequently address why we have embarked on such a treacherous endeavor as writing. Some of us want to be famous. Some have no other skills. All fall along the spectrum from inspired, to grandiose, to insane. Most adhere to the hallowed maxim: Follow Your Dreams.
  •  "The Himalayan Promise" by hellostrangershow
    hellostrangershow
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      Reads 10
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      Parts 1
    "How did the ending make you feel?"
  • How to Wash Your Sherpa Jacket: A Simple Guide by MarkhorWear by markhorwear
    markhorwear
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      Reads 3
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      Parts 1
    When it comes to caring for your beloved sherpa jacket from MarkhorWear, it's important to know the right way to wash it. Follow these easy steps to keep your jacket cozy and soft: Check the Label: Start by checking the care label on your sherpa jacket. It holds valuable instructions on how to clean it correctly. Zip Up and Button Up: Make sure all zippers and buttons are fastened before washing. This prevents any damage during the wash. Use a Gentle Cycle: Place your jacket in the washing machine and select the gentle or delicate cycle with cold water. Handle Detergent with Care: Use a mild detergent that doesn't contain bleach. Avoid fabric softeners as they can harm the soft sherpa lining. Don't Overload: To allow your jacket to move freely in the machine, avoid overloading it with other clothes. Rinse Well: After the washing cycle, ensure that your jacket is thoroughly rinsed to remove any detergent residue. Air Dry: Rather than using a dryer, let your jacket air dry by hanging it up or laying it flat. Keep it away from direct sunlight and high heat sources. By following this simple guide, you'll help maintain the soft and cozy feel of your MarkhorWear sherpa jacket. It will stay warm and inviting, ready to accompany you through many more chilly days. For more detail visit our website:https://markhorwear.com/
  • Letter Down by scrivenertheater
    scrivenertheater
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      Reads 14
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      Parts 1
    gonzotrōpiko
  • Love between Embarrassments by ummeh18
    ummeh18
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      Reads 18
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      Parts 2
    He thought me how to love, but not how to stop...
  • "SHERWA"  by KarmaSherpa214
    KarmaSherpa214
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      Reads 159
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      Parts 2
    SON OF THE MOUNTAIN