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=== CH 11: Epilogue: a private moment ===
I waited in the lobby, my mind still processing the events of tonight. The clock on the wall showed 9:25, almost a 2 ½ hour performance. The sun had set nearly an hour ago and it was dark outside besides the dim glow of a few lampposts. Dr. Callahan and her ...

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Here's my Halloween story contest entry using the swap ring. I *think* I've followed all of the rules, but I apologize ahead of time if I made the ring do something it shouldn't do, or if my logic went astray at some point. I was planning to release this in chapters as I was writing ...

ROA Halloween contest: The Foster Family, by Nothing4u2c. Word count approximately 15,000 words across four chapters and an epilogue. All characters are fictional and any resemblance to a real-life person or situation is completely coincidental. Any characters involved in sexual situations, if ...

ROA Halloween contest: The Foster Family, by Nothing4u2c. Word count approximately 15,000 words across four chapters and an epilogue. All characters are fictional and any resemblance to a real-life person or situation is completely coincidental. Any characters involved in sexual situations, if ...

ROA Halloween contest: The Foster Family, by Nothing4u2c. Word count approximately 15,000 words across four chapters and an epilogue. All characters are fictional and any resemblance to a real-life person or situation is completely coincidental. Any characters involved in sexual situations, if ...

ROA Halloween contest: The Foster Family, by Nothing4u2c. Word count approximately 15,000 words across four chapters and an epilogue. All characters are fictional and any resemblance to a real-life person or situation is completely coincidental. Any characters involved in sexual situations, if ...

When I was in college, I lived in a small house with four roommates, one of those trashy houses where the landlord only rents to male college students who are too broke to care that the house hadn't been updated since the 80s and will use DIY fixes rather than call the landlord for any small repair ...

In my small, Christian, liberal arts college dorm, there was a poster on one of the sophomore guys' door that had sort of a cryptic code. Basically, it had (what we assumed were) someone's initials followed by two sets of two numbers. So, for example, it might say, "BRM: 4.5/6.25, 4/2." All the ...