Bear-Garden

A mini sentence set for Simon Griffith and Edie Moxley ;; with some cameos from Pip Dinwoodie and Elsa Griffith. 1. Fate When her brother left her, she felt lost and alone—there was a period of time when she didn't talk much, and made a routine that included very little interaction with others—but then she realized that this wasn't what he would have wanted her to do; and as soon as she made this decision to continue on his legacy, she saw a boy with green hair. 2. Drive She's heard what they say about her—how she's not a proper lady, that she needed to learn proper etiquette and how to play the piano, and have singing less

In this chapter our main characters—C.H. and D.S.— will be introduced. The concept "Department Wars" will also be introduced. Most captions will be in POV of C.H. for this chapter. It takes place in the faculty meeting room, a room that can fit at most forty people. However, we will be focusing on one table—as only a handful of staff members actually go to the meetings every week. We bring into the limelight Chadwick Holiday, who is utterly bored, and considering ditching this week's meeting. Others around him, however, are gossiping about the news of a new teacher! This grabs Holiday's attention and he decides to listen in. So

It is a proven fact that humans are first born with twenty teeth. This set of twenty will help you through most of your childhood. When you eat your half-frozen pizza, that poptart, the hershey's candy bar, the ring pop, the fruit gushers, the cereal, the beef jerky, the hot pocket, the ramen noodles, the peanut butter jelly sandwich, those plastic wrappers that somehow end up in your mouth, the lego pieces that your five year old self wanted to try out what it tasted like, the curiosity of your four year old self to trying out what that worm tasted like, or that piece of dog food. Each and every one of them will be there for you when you fa

There once was a woman who surrounded herself with the creatures she loved most. She lived high up in the mountain, where no one would disturb her—as outsiders always gave her weird looks and whispered amongst themselves. Her beloved were with her—they were all she wanted, all she needed, and, really, all she cared about. She fed them everyday—sometimes by prying their mouths open—but one way or another, she was successful. Because they needed to stay with her forever. In their little home up on the mountaintop was their personal paradise. She fed them everyday, so they would be full. Because they needed to stay with h

Before Papa Bear was Papa Bear, he had dreams. He'd imagine himself touching the skies. He'd walk up the mountains everyday, and watch the sunrise. The birds would chirp, and all was well. Papa Bear always dreamed that he'd fly the world and talk with new people everyday. He'd create his own schedule, and he was his own boss. He found something that was entertaining to do, and was stable—but temporary. At least, he told himself that everyday. "This is only temporary, Papa Bear." He'd remind himself. Soon after, he met Mama Bear and actually became a Papa Bear. Temporary became seemingly permanent. He'd come home everyday tired, and hea