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Genevieve “Au revior, Jean-Luke,” I whispered in his ear and kissed his forehead. He grabbed my hand and held me back. “Oh, Genevieve, must you leave now?” I plopped down on his bed and took his head in my hands. I gave him a soft, passionate kiss. “I will be back later.” He did not say anything, he just held my hands and stared at me. “Just un moment more,” he pleaded. “If I must,” I smiled and kissed him once more. He kissed me back and placed his hands on the lace of my dress. “Oh, Jean-Lu...

Ever-Changing Plague There once lived a very courageous girl. She had an amazing life. She was a great student, she loved her family (which consisted of 5 children, 2 parents, and 2 tabby cats), and she was blessed with much strength and courage. Her name was Hanna and she was thirteen years old. Gregory, Hanna’s oldest brother was 16, her oldest sister, Eva, was 14, then there was Hanna, and after Hanna was Fiona, 7, and Bridget, 2. Her brother, Gregory, had already moved out of the house to...

Soon, Seuntrry came back with the King. The King’s guard took the child. All the King said was, “Another girl, just what I wanted. I shall name her Anna. Yes, Anna, after you. You have been my favorite slave. Maybe soon, you shall be one of my mistresses as well.” Anna didn’t say anything or do anything, but she wanted to slap him. At least he named the baby after her. The King left and Kate said, “I hate it! Soon, he will kill Deidre, but we will stop him! He will take Bridget back to the ca...

No More Tears Left to Cry The Great Depression Diary of Katy Carter Richmond, Virginia, 1933 Book One April 17, 1933 Yesterday, April 16, was my birthday. I turned 13 years old. My Aunt Susan sent you in the mail. Mother said that I need a friend like you during these hard times of the Depression. I am thankful every day that the Depression has not struck my family. Mother says that father will never loose his job at the newspaper office. I hope she is right! April 18, 1933 My brother, James,...

Chapter 1: Anna Rae Anna Rae Norfandly was returning home from the search for a husband (she was empty-handed again). But she didn’t care. She had years to go before she would need to marry. It was a warm night in summer, and a full moon glowed above her head, causing the sky to light up. Anna had taken a shortcut through the Deserted Forest, a place in her kingdom of Hidilise that everyone was afraid of except for herself. Anna was a courageous girl, no other girl dared to do what she did. A...