At that moment, Annie grew so lonely that she couldn’t stop herself from going to her mother’s room which no one entered. — Sana Shahid, The Insefts of Frerberg Copy Share WhatsApp
by Sana Shahid
Fantasy · 164 pages
“The father inseft and his mates and the mother inseft’s friends and now the village children all looked for a week and three days after that but they did not succeed in finding the lost kid.”
“Kenvoka rushed out and was in time to see a girl backing away from the explosive leaves, Kenvoka’s newest invention to keep out trepassers.”
“The crowd cheered for the three prince and princesses, nudging each other in delight at seeing them again after a long time.”
“The long shadows, which were cast upon the streets by the apartment blocks, have now slowly blended into the engulfing darkness.”
“Sadness washed over Kausar, the way it always did when it was time to say goodbye.”
“How could he get him to understand that he wished nothing more than to wipe the whole thing from his memory but the nightmares refused to leave him alone?”
“Stuart went straight to his bedroom and slammed the door, which seemed to be a wise thing to do as it was quite essential for him to spent some time alone and digest the scenario he’d just witnessed.”
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