Broken Pieces. Chapter Eight.
words that were meant to be a vow, feeling more like chains around his heart.
The Persistent Dragon Receives a Letter
Before he knew it, more words spilled forth: "it sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?
Broken Pieces. Chapter Six.
Such words reese didn’t know how to convey. his feelings had always felt foreign to him.
A Biography of a Human: Air of Tension
Wise words from a servant in how to deal with a spoiled noble wolfess.
Writing Tips vol. 2
Ain't - this just ain't a word. what is it a contraction of? although it's okay to use it in a characters quoted speech. one final, related note. keep an eye out fore correctly spelled words used incorrectly!
The Squirrel Who Cried Wolf (Vore, Wolf/Squirrel, M/m)
In other words, he was too much of a risk.
The Subject Under Discussion
There was a time when the word count for a short story was anything under about 20,000 words - roughly defined as 'a tale to be read in a single sitting.' after that came the novelette, which stretched out to about 50,000 words.
Two jocks, one bed
With jaded breathes he kept his thick but still agile fingers moving over and pressing the tiny buttons, word by word he imprinted his memories over that white digital sheet.
Embers of Dawn: Chapter 01: Heart of Gold
He refused to let valcagor's words—words he had heard countless times before—get under his scales. yet the sting was still there. they were not “pets." they were his family.
Growing Bonds
It was the same word that he called her. 'why did she say that-?' the boy blinked as his mind fully grasped the tribal word's concept. the grey she wolf's name wasn't mom. 'she is my mother!' the realization struck him.
Broken Pieces. Chapter Three.
Pb wanted to say as he mouthed the words with his cracked lips. his body ached for something to drink. “alan..?” he stressed the word, forcing himself to say it anyways.
Broken Pieces. Chapter Five.
As if all the words that had needed to be said already had been. and there were no more left to say, for there were no words to fix what had already been broken. “alan…” pb tried to start up, to say. to speak.