21st
Excerpt
from: Samantha and the Magazine Editor
“Anyway
I will be in Beverley Hills tomorrow night! See you then girlfriend.”
‘Hopefully
I’ll have WOOHP mission,’ Sam thought. “Bye!” she said. ‘That’s it! I’ll
contact Jerry!’ she decided.
“I
see,” Jerry said over her commpowder. “I’ll look into what WOOHP may
have on her.”
“Thanks,
Jer!” Sam said, before closing the commpowder.
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54
Excerpt
from: In Bombadil’s House
Pippa
followed last as Tom lead her and her friends down a short passage and around a
sharp turn. She saw that four mattresses, piled with white blankets, had been
laid on the floor. She also saw that there were four washbasins along the
opposite wall.
It
wasn’t long before the Hobbits returned to the table. They sat two on each
side, with Tom and Goldberry at the ends. They found that there was no lack of
food. The drinks were like water, yet set free their voices.
“A
fair evening in the Shire!” Pippa began.
“As
dwarves arrived two by two!” Frida added.
“Bilba
found that she was drawn into an unexpected adventure!” Pippa Added.
“Gandalf
had found the dwarves a burglar.”
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123
Excerpt
from: Spider Quinn
“What’s
the problem?”
“I
might forget and It’ll be a shock,” Feli answered.
“Oh.
Then have some kind of notes. That’ll help you remember.”
“That’s
a good idea.”
“I’ll
be going then,” SpiderGirl said.
“Wait!”
“What
now?”
“One
more time?” Feli asked. She had liked the other two times SpiderGirl had
carried her across Lawndale.
“Why
not?” SpiderGirl asked. “Where?”
“Home.
326 Eichler Street,” Feli answered.
SpiderGirl
wondered why that address was familiar. She quickly found the reason. That Feli
was Stacy’s neighbor! ‘Great!’ she thought as she approached the house from
over the street. She set Feli down in her backyard. “Three days in a row…” she
considered.
“I
won’t be asking tomorrow, nor over the Holidays,” Anna said.
“Good,”
SpiderGirl said. “I’ll see you another time.” She then swung away towards
Stacy’s front yard.
“Quinn?”
Stacy asked as she answered the door.
“Sorry
I haven’t caught up this week,” Quinn said.
“That’s
fine,” Stacy said. “Like mentoring other students is important.”
“It
is, but it shouldn’t be at the expense of existing friends.”
“Of
course.”
“And
I can spend time with you this afternoon,” Quinn said.
And
so, the two friends caught up as they watched a couple episodes of Sailor
Moon.
Lawndale
Sun-Herald
Friday
December 18th, 1999
SpiderGirl
seen carrying mysterious Blonde
Quinn
entered the Principal’s office again.
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221
Total:
398
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