
An Accidental New Life
Chapter 11
by Mykhaila Ejensfell
Copyright© 2015 Mykhaila Ejensfell
When my mother died and my father, someone that I had never met in my life, proposed to take me in, I actually believed that I was going to live with him. That of course wasn’t going to happen. That man, without even meeting me once, was sending me to a boarding school - a boarding school that apparently didn’t even know my name or gender, because in the letter they sent me to tell me I was accepted, they kept referring me as Miss Brooke Falconer.
That was completely ridiculous, I mean, I was Brook Woods, a tough (yet slightly short) guy!
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“Thank you, please fly with us again!” Jessica said, a wide smile on her scarlet lips as she waved the hundred-plus passengers off the aeroplane. Most of the men and women simply ignored the American girl, tired as they were from their flight, but a few acknowledged her with a smile, making Jessica giggle happily. Once all the passengers has disembarked, Jessica returned to the aeroplane, straightening her tight red skirt and elegant pillbox hat before performing her post-flight checks.
“Ugh, I am sweating like a pig,” Abbey complained as she adjusted her own skirt.
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The Daily Dormouse.
(aka Bike, est. 2007)
Part 2888
by Angharad
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2887
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"One Of The Girls"
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2886
by Angharad
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A gender-questioning child is apprehensive about meeting with Father after a long separation. The last time they saw each other it was as troubled father and closeted preteen son. How will they relate now?
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2884
by Angharad
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2883
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A new direction
Sydney Moya
© 2016
Chapter thirteen
I saw Claire’s features freeze and I couldn’t define the expression on her face, it was a mix of fear, confusion, and shock.
“Claire, are you still there?” Julie asked, she sounded worried.
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“You don’t lie to me,” Suri sings in her rhythmic, accented voice.
“You don’t lie to me,” Priya sings, trying her best not to giggle.
“You don’t lie to me,” Laura sings, casting an excited glance in my direction.
“You don’t lie to me,” I sing in as authentic a girl’s voice as my wavering vocal chords can manage.
“No more lies!” The four of us all yell simultaneously, earning cheers from Harriet and Megan on the sofa.
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2879
by Angharad
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2878
by Angharad
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FLASHBACK: April 3rd 2001
“Come on here we go, another bite, yum yum yum,” Lisa May snuck the spoon into her daughter’s mouth. “Come on little Annie, you’ve got to eat these yummy carrots.” Little Annie was not amused as orange goop ran out of her mouth, she swung her little arms in anger and gave a look that could melt ice. “OK, I get it, not your favorite,” Lisa laughed.
The door opened and Tom May walked in, dirty from head to toe in coal dust, he dropped his lunch bucket on the counter and dropped heavily into a seat. “What’s for supper?” he asked.
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2875
by Angharad
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“You don’t lie to me,” I sing in my low, sultry voice.
“You don’t lie to me,” Lauren repeats in her own rich singing voice.
“You don’t lie to me,” Kayla sings with a devilish look in her eyes.
“You don’t lie to me…” Adeola sings as we all so a single turn before we all throw our arms in the air.
“No more lies!” The five of us sing in unison, earning a thunderous rounds of applause from our producer Stuart and our choreographer Krystie.
“BRILLIANT,” Krystie giggles. “Choreography was spot on, well done, girls.”
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2874
by Angharad
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Matt Sharp and Brandin Jessup's agent discuss business.
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The Daily Dormouse.
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Part 2873
by Angharad
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An Accidental New Life
Chapter 10
by Mykhaila Ejensfell
Copyright© 2015 Mykhaila Ejensfell
When my mother died and my father, someone that I had never met in my life, proposed to take me in, I actually believed that I was going to live with him. That of course wasn’t going to happen. That man, without even meeting me once, was sending me to a boarding school - a boarding school that apparently didn’t even know my name or gender, because in the letter they sent me to tell me I was accepted, they kept referring me as Miss Brooke Falconer.
That was completely ridiculous, I mean, I was Brook Woods, a tough (yet slightly short) guy!
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