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Pikachu's eyes shot open as he felt himself fall, hitting the mattress in the process. "Pikaaa…" he moaned, getting up and rubbing his forehead with a stubby arm. Weren't Pokemon Center beds supposed to be comfortable? More importantly, where was Ash? He'd been sleeping right on top of him, so where had he… Ah. There he was. Pikachu's best friend and trainer was on his feet, still near the bed but slowly walking away. Pikachu blinked in confusion. Why does he still have his jacket on? The boy usually took off the article of clothing before he fell asleep, wearing only his shirt and jeans as a result. Then again, considering the

“Deus patris mei et in futuro seculo commoda mihi redde tuae domi aspiciant homines ostendit inferno. Nimis diu iam fuerint capti in tenebris in lucem.” The pale magician finished her incantation; waiting in silence for a reaction from the other side. Books strewn across the bedroom, the enchantress waited in silence in hopes that the entity would show itself. She could hear the seconds tic by in her head, holding her breath in anticipation. What felt like an eternity of waiting broke as Jinx mumbled to herself, uncrossing her legs as she went to her books. "Did I use the wrong language? Everything else was right." She mulled, sc

Note~not my best work, it may suck, for those who do not like expansion or jelly filling do not read! you've been warned! Devon yawned softly… he didn't know what to do… in fact, for some reason he felt a little bored… there have been a few people he had expanded yet… he just couldn't do it anymore… it just seemed to have lost its touch… Sure, he was doing it to teach some bitches a lesson but now… he wasn't sure but it just felt so empty now. Sighing, he got up, got dressed and went to work… Not like any of it matters anymore. Looking through his nightstand, he pulled out the pictures of the remainin

"Okay, mom, I'm heading off to the university! See you later tonight! Love you!" The mother of Courtney Van Haders leaned away from the sink, peeking out into the hallway just as her daughter closed the garage door behind her. She was only able to catch a glimpse of the younger woman's long, curly chocolate-brown hair. She heaved out a deep sigh. Her beloved child was more than halfway through her junior year in college already. It wouldn't be too much longer before she would graduate, find herself a nice little job, and eventually move out of the house. The last thing she wanted was for her daughter, the oldest of her three children, to ha