forbiddenhero

I thought you were just a memory. Just a thought from the past. I knew I couldn't have you again. Our lives pulled us apart. After years of not speaking. Not keeping up on you. I saw our last message. Our final exchange. I thought I'd send a friendly hello. Imagined it would just be ignored. I had tried to reach out to other old friends. Nobody ever responded. For you. It was less than three hours. Now, I feel a spark. A spark that I thought was dead. I'm now scared to talk with you. Because I know my heart (and maybe my body) wants a bit more. I can't tell you yet. I'm not sure I ever can. But I'm sure I still love you Not the same way. We'r

I thought you were just a memory. Just a thought from the past. I knew I couldn't have you again. Our lives pulled us apart. After years of not speaking. Not keeping up on you. I saw our last message. Our final exchange. I thought I'd send a friendly hello. Imagined it would just be ignored. I had tried to reach out to other old friends. Nobody ever responded. For you. It was less than three hours. Now, I feel a spark. A spark that I thought was dead. I'm now scared to talk with you. Because I know my heart (and maybe my body) wants a bit more. I can't tell you yet. I'm not sure I ever can. But I'm sure I still love you Not the same way. We'r

Training. It wasn't a horrible concept at all, especially for three girls who just met. Julia, Kelsie, and I were assigned to be together as partners. We took the tests just like everyone else, and the simple truth was that we made a very odd team. Two wizards fighting alongside a warrior who was most comfortable with a short sword. Well... Actually, that wasn't completely true. I was very talented with broadswords as well, but I always felt afraid of using large blades. I was kinda clumsy. Okay, really clumsy. How I got this far in the training program without accidentally stabbing someone was beyond me. Anyway, that was me; Jessica Wray, t

Tess and Reise both had shocked expressions plastered on their faces. Tess blushed bright red, slowly nodding her acceptance. Reise looked from Tess to Penna, wondering what the two of them were thinking. "Okay, young lady, you go home. You two can work out the details later. Tess nodded gently and walked out to her car. It barely made any noise as she left and drove home. After Tess was gone, Reise looked to her son and sighed. "What's going on with you, Pen? You're not the cocky guy that you were when you started up at that school. What made you change?" Penna shrugged and sat down on the couch. "I don't know. I still feel the same. I'm j