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"Wow!" Creatures awes with a murmur of wows. A shrew even flinched at the sight of the fire though he is far far away from her."And the fire burns through the thorns field like paper! If I wasn't in a hurry I would have stopped there and explored more about it, but there were angels on my tail so I just ran and jumped off.""By the time I realized I was falling too fast and Uncle S was not gonna be there to catch me I panicked, and the fire lit up again. Took me a few minutes to learn how to control them so I could lift my body with it." With a huge smile, Nonoth extinguished the fire in her palm."Those few minutes were really scary though!" She added. Luckily the soft-hearted deer hasn't woke up yet, otherwise she would have fainted again."What happened then?" A little lion asks, wagging his tail, obviously enjoying Nonoth's story."I landed on a wide, flat, quiet altar. It's in a color of deep

Imogene stopped walking and turned around slowly.She didn't notice any one staring at her. On her right side, there were a few people in the distance playing with a dog and on her left side, a couple sat under an oak tree with their back to her.She turn back around and scanned the entire park. She didn't see anyone watching her or anyone out of the ordinary. However, deep down she knew she wasn't wrong.She was still feeling like someone was watching her.Feeling uncomfortable with the idea of being watched, she picked up her pace, deciding that it was time to go home.Just then, a ball came rolling in her direction. It bumped on her foot and stop. Imogene looked up and saw a small girl about five years old running towards the ball. The child's mother was a few feet behind her watching her.Imogene reached for the ball and hand it to the girl who was now in front of her."Th

I quickly dismounted Lady as soon as we arrived at the stables. As I fed Lady her food today and gave her some water, somebody hugged me from behind. By the looks of the soft, blushing hands, I could tell it was Mallory and she was sobbing. Her tears were enough to soak the back of my shirt.“Why can’t you love me, Robert?”I carefully removed her arms from my body. “Mallory, I don’t have time for this,” I turned around.She hugged me once more, her tears soaked the front of my shirt. “Tell me, Robert, why can’t you love me?”I removed her hands from me again, this time with a bit of force. “I told you already, Mallory: I only view you as my sister,” I explained as calmly as I could. I can sense myself slo

Water "You should have just called me so I can lend you some money!" she ranted. I frowned. "Ehh! Nakakahiya naman," she rolled her eyes and crossed her arms against her chest. Ay, wala nga pala siyang hinaharap. Charot. "Since when did you feel the shame?" I glared at her. "Ang sama ha! Buraot lang ako pero nahihiya rin naman ako minsan! Minsan nga lang!" she tsked.  "Oh, eh pa'no 'yan? Kaya mo ba? You never did boyfriends before. Baka nga hindi mo pa alam ang mga ginagawa ng mga mag-boyfriend and girlfriend," I rolled my eyes.  "Alam mo? Umuwi ka na lang kaya? Tinutuya mo lang ako dito eh." "Eh totoo naman kasi! Never ka pang nagka-boyfriend!"  "Eh sa ayoko eh! Bakit ko pipilitin? Hindi naman ako katulad mo na kapag sawa na sa isa, hanap na lang ulit sa listahan mo then, boom! May bago na ulit kinabuk

The stranger watched as the light that enveloped him faded, replaced by a rustic scene of bamboo and wooden houses surrounding a public square. He looked closely at his hands and the ordinary peasant clothes that he was wearing. Running his hands over his body, he felt the rough texture of the woven fibers that made up the cloth. He then lifted the hem of his shirt and examined the individual threads. Impressed by what he saw, the stranger glanced all around him and observed that the square was deserted.The stranger breathed in and felt the cool air fill his lungs. Then, he looked up to see the sprinkling of stars and a lone moon in its gibbous phase. The eastern sky was already starting to lighten and the stranger knew that it would not be long before the sun appeared.In the middle of the square, where the stranger stood, was what appeared to be an ancient fountain. The stranger stepped closer to it and examined the stone and wooden structure. He felt the texture of