emilybeth600

Nashi P.O.V. …. I was floating in the middle of the ocean. I was flying through an endless sky. I was in an field of a thousand flowers. … I woke up to the sound of two little monsters. Just great, i thought as i opened my eyes to find Spirit and Soul jumping up and down on my bed. “Go away.” I growled to the two blue haired 4 year olds as they continued to jump and shout. I felt a low growl rise in my throat as i sat up and stared at them threateningly. The two little monsters screamed and ran out of my room in terror. He he he. I thought. Sighing i stared at my clock. 7:05. Why in the hell did they have to wake me

“What do you want the baby to be named Tegan?”  Phoenix asked between mouthfuls of scrambled egg from where they said at the table. Tegan, who was busy eating strawberries, suddenly became very serious and thought for a long moment before triumphantly replying, “Toast!” “Tegan!  We can't call the baby 'Toast'! Hearing the banter between the two of them, I look over and smile before turning my attention back to cooking Tom's sandwich.  Nearly a decade ago, I never would have thought of getting married, much less having children.  But now here I am; a loving husband, two beautiful children, and he's giving me a

Her horns were not as heavy as they looked, not that they didn't have some weight to them. She liked the way the way they made her head bow back, craning her neck and lifting her chin. She held her head this way everywhere she went, wearing her black devil horns with pride. She would even decorate them with garments of beads and jewels, making them like a crown befitting a princess like her. When she strode past the other Fae creatures of the Moors with her great wings dragging behind her, the elves, the Wallerbogs, and the pixies, her golden eyes, glowing like hot embers, would look down upon them with her chin up, silently daring anybody to

You blinked in the bright afternoon sunshine, glancing to a nearby bench. Strolling to it, you felt glad to sit. You huffed placing a hand on your swollen stomach, you had began to tire of carrying this baby, but every time you would stop to think about the fact that you were actually having a child of your own the moment would feel fresher and your heart would flutter madly in your chest. You past the afternoon in the peaceful gardens of the villa, despite it being slightly disturbed by an ache in your stomach, you enjoyed wandering about them; breathing in the sent of the fragrant summer air, perfumed by the jasmines, oleanders and roses o

Ally gazed out of the window of the car, watching the trees zoom by and feeling the slight bumpyness of the old road. The worn leather seatbelt fit tightly around her bottom section and she needed to use the bathroom. A strand of black hair fell down in her face and she blew it away. She had left work feeling moody and uncomfortable, mostly because of a lasting backache that had plagued her throughout the day. The old car didn't do much to make her feel any better, but her husband Wesley was in the seat beside her, and that made her feel safe. His amber hand moved to switch on the radio; the Rawhide theme-song soon filled the car. She rolled