Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 41
It was locked before he got here, and the only explanation for it to not be locked after he left (besides the truth) would be for one of the foxes to have forgotten to lock it.
Scales and Honor: The Shattered God: Chapter 15
As it stood now, empty and forgotten, he expected ghosts to start patrolling. “guess it was called, martivir" arcturus whispered. he turned round, casting aside a loose stone.
Itan's Unfortunate Day 4
So much for hoping that they had forgotten about it but i guess that's how boys' minds work.
The silence
Ensuring passions long forgotten echoed faintly through my brain. allowing me to slip away in fantasy, but not dismay. into a world of endless pleasure far too great to even measure.
Ander - Part 1: Subchapter 23
The pieces of his bow slipped to the ground, forgotten. "honour? who are you to talk of honour? you, who would kill a defenceless girl, lost and frightened!
Through New Eyes
I swear, if i hadn't forgotten that i'd put them on barely a minute ago, i'd be reaching out my hands to try and interact with this stuff. i'll bet people got motion sick as hell testing some of the action games, but that couldn't have been the issue.
Always Me - Chapter 1
I'm not sure how i had forgotten about him; after all, i had barely survived enough chilly nights living below the slowly leaking dirigible of a fox.
Riku: Chapter 3
For the first time though since i had woken time was all but forgotten when we were working. i had always been the type that loved to work my mind, and this was providing me with an excellent exercise.
The Wolves of Gryning: Chapter 2
The heathen crewbeasts offered their own silent prayers to forgotten gods, and perhaps these prayers did them well.
College Years
I had forgotten my key on the counter. stepping forward and reaching out, i hoped above all hope that allen was in the room. so i knocked and waited. after several moments of nothing happening, my ears drooped and i let out a tired sigh.
Sentient (working title)
I, as i am, as i was may be forgotten.
Burdens - Chapter 89: Killing Time
They wandered toward the restaurant that he had previously decided upon, though a couple of times before they arrived he had forgotten exactly what they were doing. the words echoed in his ear.