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You know those times in your life when you have your heart set on a goal, but you seem to have roadblock after roadblock thrown in your way? This is a story about that. And about keeping your sense of humour. And it's all true.

A spin off the unwind dystology by Neil Shusterman. If you don't know the series here's the summary of the first book (NOTE: I did not write this paragraph) In America after the Second Civil War, the Pro-Choice and Pro-Life armies came to an agreement: The Bill of Life states that human life may not be touched from the moment of conception until a child reaches the age of thirteen. Between the ages of thirteen and eighteen, however, a parent may choose to retroactively get rid of a child through a process called "unwinding." Unwinding ensures that the child's life doesn't "technically" end by transplanting all the organs in the child's body to various recipients. Now a common and accepted practice in society, troublesome or unwanted teens are able to easily be unwound. (This part I wrote) This story focuses on a 15 year old girl, Rachel Lumi Shea. She was that girl you saw walking down the hall and wished you were. She was popular, pretty, lived the perfect life, and was head cheerleader at West Monroe High School, not to mention when she sang it sounded like Heaven. Her Life was perfect..... until a friend convinces her and a group of their friends to sneak into the school after hours and they get caught. Rachel is the only on caught and is suspended. Her parents are freaks about the family reputation and decide if they can't have the perfect daughter then they don't want one at all. Rachel finds out she is to be unwound a week before she's supposed to be taken away to a Harvest Camp. She has the natural reaction. She grabs some of her things, gets her GBF and they take off.

A short story about the time I did something I didn't think I could. This story made it into the top ten for the contest! Thanks so much TNT!

Here is the Truth: It is not easy. Here is the Story: This is what coming alive takes.

A short story of overcoming the prejudice of bejng Jewish

Life has been difficult, but the odds are finally on my side.

Tears , breakdowns , and several therapy sessions later and i've excelled in learning how to make myself happy .

It's been a year or so since the events of the game, and mae is finding hard to cling back to life in her old broken down town, and soon enough tons of things start happening...

My entry for the TNT Will contest. "Create a 500-word story about a time you felt successful, despite the odds being stacked against you for your chance to win a Will Swag Bag!"

This is a different kind of triumph. Not the kind that leaves you feeling pangs of happiness after a soccer match or the deep satisfaction of winning at Monopoly. It's the type that was so unexpected, it takes you aback and grants you only a few moments of shock to let it seep in. For an abducted girl who goes by the name "Cotton", this isn't just a game. It's a matter of life and death.

My contest submission

She knew she could make her garden grow. #TNTWillContest

THIS IS FOR A CONTEST

i am just a little girl that was playing in the park and then one day in the mail something arrived FOR ME. read the story to find out what happened.

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This is my own little underdog story, less than 500 words of pure anxiety, worry, and, eventually, success.

A poem

This story just goes to show you how much of an impact dedication can have on your overall wellbeing ;)

An L.A.P.D. Officer (who has recently returned home from World War 2) is convicted of murder when he is found next to a dead body in the desert. He cannot remember anything from the night before or even a few days before the accident.