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Fruits Basket Fan Fic: "You know, you're.. really something," he lowered his eyes and a small smile appeared. His eyes glistened in the sunlight. "You know that?" She blinked, unable to process the words she had just heard. She stared at him, this wonderful and handsome human being that stood before her; looking at her like she was the brightest star amongst a colony of stars in a clear night sky. She wasn't like the sun to him; yes, she brightens his day with the goofy little smile that he loves so much, but with the sun that's all you can see in the sky. To him, she was the one out of the million other stars that stood out to him; the on

I turned up at Delacore College to find something out of the ordinary outside reception, waiting for me with grinning faces. Damon and Anna ran over to me as I got out of the car; Anna looked the most excited I’ve ever seen, and Damon was dragging along behind her looking excited but nervous and scared. “We’ve got something to tell you!” Anna shrieked and then held her hand up which was interlocked with Damon’s hand. “We’re officially together!” The grin on my face said it all. “Congratulations!” I shut the car door and hugged them both. “When did this happen? It’s a bit

The clock in the living room struck midnight, and twelve long and loud dongs erupted, replacing the silence that had befallen Grandma Rose and I for half an hour. We sat on the sofa with my head in her lap and she was stroking my hair. The events of today played through my mind like a dusty old film that forever played certain scenes repeatedly. The waterfall that spilt from my eyes had reduced to raindrops now; I was calm with Grandma Rose sitting with me, but there weren’t any words either of us could say to ease the pain away. After Luca had gone, I told Grandma Rose what had happened; I told her that Luca had left me and I went to t

"Has anyone seen my daughter?" inquired the mother. I'm here, Mum! "No, I haven't!" cried the sister. "Not for weeks now," said the father. I'm here, Dad! "Are you sure she's not in her room?" asked the grandmother. "Or in the garden?" added the grandfather. I just told you all, I'm here! "No. Her bed hasn't been slept in and there aren't any cigarette butts on the grass," explained the mother. "Is she out with her friends?" asked the father. "No," said the sister sadly. "They've been ignoring her too."

It has been a few weeks since Kaylin’s last letter, even though she promised to write to us every day, and one morning Grandma Rose woke me because Kaylin’s next letter had finally arrived. I jumped up and sat upright in my bed and Grandma Rose sat next to me and read the letter aloud: Dear Violet and Grandma Rose, I hope that both of you are well and have exciting gossip to tell me in your next letter. I’ve travelled to a few countries including Russia in the past couple of months. I am currently residing in India and shall be staying for a couple of weeks. I’m sorry to say that Andy and I have gone our separate w

  The Woman in the Red Dress Elegance and Grace bloomed in a bed of green and white. “I remember strolling on the outskirts of the meadow one summer afternoon. The sun was blazing down onto the living soul we call Mother Nature. The sky was clear and blue. Silence had coursed through the air. Not even the sound of my footsteps could be heard, nor the sound of the birds in the trees that were chirping away. I remember feeling the gentle breeze stroke my cheeks and smiling, watching the daisies sway this way and that. That was when I saw her; the Woman in the Red Dress. I had been captivated by this marvellous creature; she appeared to

The water beast calls; I willingly respond.