More Story Writing Ideas
Just writing here, no real sense of what I'm doing. If you like what I'm doing, vote 'Yes'. If not, you'll make me sad, but answer, 'No'.
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Soron put a hand through his midnight black hair and released a sigh from his pale lips. He stared at the problem in front of him. A sheet full of math problems sat in front of him. Tapping the eraser of his pencil on his chin, he furrowed his brow. Soron hated math and he was honestly terrible at it. The old crow, aka, his teacher, walked over to him. Cackling in that witch laugh of hers, she stared at Soron's blank piece of paper. In her high-pitched, nails-on-a-chalkboard voice, she sneered, "Oh you stupid boy! You'll never finish high school with unfinished work." She stared down at him with her black, beady eyes. As she snatched his paper, she added, "Good luck passing!"
Soron frowned at her. Once her back was turned, he mocked her, crossing his eyes and mouthing the words she had said to him. A few people next to him smiled, but no one laughed. With a sigh, Soron grabbed his stuff as the bell rang, releasing him from his confusing misery. He walked down to the hall to his locker. With a sigh, Soron saw that his locker was "decorated" with harsh words from people all around school.
One in blue ink said, "Hey, girl, hey! Wanna come over and cut ourselves with needles and cry about our sad story pasts? ~With Love, Elliot."
Just writing here, no real sense of what I'm doing. If you like what I'm doing, vote 'Yes'. If not, you'll make me sad, but answer, 'No'.
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Soron put a hand through his midnight black hair and released a sigh from his pale lips. He stared at the problem in front of him. A sheet full of math problems sat in front of him. Tapping the eraser of his pencil on his chin, he furrowed his brow. Soron hated math and he was honestly terrible at it. The old crow, aka, his teacher, walked over to him. Cackling in that witch laugh of hers, she stared at Soron's blank piece of paper. In her high-pitched, nails-on-a-chalkboard voice, she sneered, "Oh you stupid boy! You'll never finish high school with unfinished work." She stared down at him with her black, beady eyes. As she snatched his paper, she added, "Good luck passing!"
Soron frowned at her. Once her back was turned, he mocked her, crossing his eyes and mouthing the words she had said to him. A few people next to him smiled, but no one laughed. With a sigh, Soron grabbed his stuff as the bell rang, releasing him from his confusing misery. He walked down to the hall to his locker. With a sigh, Soron saw that his locker was "decorated" with harsh words from people all around school.
One in blue ink said, "Hey, girl, hey! Wanna come over and cut ourselves with needles and cry about our sad story pasts? ~With Love, Elliot."






