PenguinAttack

Okay! So, I decided the best idea would be to go through this one flash piece at a time, aye. I think you might hate me by the end, though. ...

Hola Olivia. ^^ I’m glad you Pm’d me about this; otherwise I’d not have seen it and all. You’ve had some good critiques before me (Whatever do you even need ...

Emily Jane Darcy. The room was half-full. Most were interns, pale and jittery, and the missing spaces felt very evident. Emily knew that none of her best would be there ...

There was glass embedded in my fingertips, and I kept trying to steal the stem, rolling it over my palm and back. Peter took it away each time, frantically standing ...

It was Peter who spoke first, setting himself down in front of me and watching. “Was there actually anything you wanted to say?” “What’s going on?” He shifted uncomfortably in ...

Hey Athena! I felt the blood rolling down my face onto the floor where I was currently laid out with his foot on my chest. This is very awkward, there’s ...

Wooooooo! That's fantastic. You're awesome. ^^ *Hearts* Le Penguin.

Hello, Ember! Welcome to the YWS, as I’ve not yet met you. ^^ Hope you’re liking it here. Now, onto the piece itself. Even as a prologue, this is rather ...

Daryl was sitting at the kitchen table when I returned. The clatter of my keys on the hallway table startled me of out my day dreaming. I’d have to go ...

Hey, Boy! I’m commenting on this because I remembered you were writing it. xD *gets distracted* Well now. You have so much opportunity here, Boy. Really, it’s a right well ...

Kylan! Yes, I do have experience with this form. Well, kind of, I suppose. xD Sadly enough, I’d written something for the contest in this exact form too. ^^ I’ll ...

Hi Conrad! I’m really glad you contacted me about this! Elsewise I’d have never known it was here. ^^ Now, in contrast to Kylan, I actually prefer the second to ...

Some sort of Complication chapter one: If you would. ^^ Please. Feel free to peruse the subsequent chapters if you like, too. *hearts* Le Penguin.

A woman in a red coat burst through the cafe door, panting slightly as she closed it against the wind. I grinned, watching the fading blush of her cheeks, and ...

It wasn’t thick enough to sit comfortably astride, so very carefully, holding onto the beam that ran above my head to the spine of the roof, she stood up. “above ...