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Title: New Beginnings Type: SOLO Key People: NaIrobi Word Count: 588 Summary: Just moved to Destiny City.
Nairobi laid on the ground after unpacking the last box she had. She had finished unpacking, now the next part to put everything away. She looked around her small apartment. She had moved to Destiny City a couple of days ago. She did not had a lot of stuff. She brought the first apartment that she had saw advertised.
This was the first step in getting custody for her daughter. She took up the framed picture that she had took out of one of the boxes. It was the only picture that she had of her daughter. A picture of her when she was born. Her parents hadn't sent her any other pictures since.
She was a teen mother. She was a scared teen mother. Her boyfriend noped the hell out after hearing about her pregnancy. Her parents were Strict and religious they disowned her and took her daughter to raise as their own.
She was then sent to live with her aunt in another country. The picture in her hand the only picture that she was able to get.
She looked at the picture in her hands and tears streamed down her face. She missed her daughter so much. She only held her for a few minutes before she was taken out of her hands. She was the most beautiful baby that she had ever seen.
She had promised herself that she would do everything in her power to make sure they were reunited. She wiped away her tears and stood up, determined to make her new apartment feel like home.
She was Twenty-eight years old now.
As Nairobi began to put away her belongings, she made a mental list of everything she still needed for her new apartment. She knew she needed to make her new home cozy and welcoming, not just for herself, but for her daughter when they were reunited.
Had moved to Destiny City cause after hiring a private investigator to find out where her parents had moved to. He had found out that they had moved here.
Her parents did not know that she was here. They did not know that she had found out where they were now living.
As Nairobi placed her clothes inside the closet, she couldn't help but feel a sense of anxiety. She knew that finding her daughter won't be easy, especially since her parents had been keeping her whereabouts a secret. But she was willing to do whatever it takes to get her daughter back.
It had taken years of saving up money and doing odd jobs to finally be able to move to Destiny City. Nairobi had done everything in her power to make sure she would have enough money to start a new life and fight for custody of her daughter. She refused to let her parents keep her away from her child any longer.
As she continued to unpack, Nairobi's mind raced with thoughts of what she needed to do next. She needed to find a job and a good lawyer to help her with the custody battle. She knew it was not going to be easy, but she was ready to fight with every fiber of her being.
Nairobi took a deep breath and looked out of the window. The city was bustling with activity, and she felt a glimmer of hope. Maybe this new start would be exactly what she needed.
She was going to do what she needed to do to get her daughter back no matter what it took.
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Nairobi had been moved into her apartment the other day. She hadn't had the chance to go outside and look around the area. She decided to look around and see the neighborhood and what was around the area.
It wasn't too hot outside and since fall was coming in it was a little breezy. The leaves were beginning to turn into their fall colors.
Nairobi knew that they would be pretty when they fully start to change colors. She sighed and looked around her apartment. She had unpacked what little that she had. Her apartment was not big, and it only had one room. She was going to use that room for her daughter once she received custody of her and sleep in the living room. She was just worried that if child services visited to see if she was fit for custody, they wouldn't turn her away cause of how small the apartment was. It was the only thing she could afford at the moment. She was going to start looking for jobs.
She left her apartment and locked the door behind her. She started to walk across the street. She had noticed that there was a park nearby. A perfect place to bring her daughter once she got custody of her. The park had a playground, a small pond and benches to sit on.
Her daughter would be around eleven or twelve now, would she like parks? Would she think that she was too old now for them?
Nairobi took a deep breath and pushed those thoughts to the back of her mind. She would worry about that later. Right now, she just wanted to enjoy the peaceful park.
As Nairobi entered the park, she was greeted by the pleasant sound of children's laughter and the distant quacking of ducks in the pond. The vibrant colors of the surrounding trees filled her heart with a sense of tranquility. She walked towards a bench and sat down, taking a moment to soak in the serenity that enveloped her.
Lost in her thoughts, Nairobi couldn't help but imagine her daughter running through the park, her laughter echoing in the crisp autumn air. She imagined herself pushing her on the swings, their infectious giggles blending harmoniously with the rustling leaves. A bittersweet tear escaped from Nairobi's eye as she longed for that intimate connection with her child.
Suddenly, a gentle tap on her shoulder snapped Nairobi out of her reverie. She turned to find an elderly woman with kind eyes and a warm smile standing beside her.
"May I sit here?" the woman asked, pointing to the empty space next to Nairobi.
Nairobi nodded, returning the smile.
"Of course, please have a seat," she replied, gesturing towards the bench. The woman settled down beside her, her wrinkled hands clutching a small bag. Nairobi couldn't help but notice the twinkle of wisdom in her eyes.
"What brings you to this peaceful park?" the woman asked, curiosity evident in her voice.
Nairobi hesitated for a moment, unsure if she should divulge her deeply personal story to a stranger. But something about the woman's presence reassured her, as if she held some secret to finding solace.
"I recently moved here and wanted to explore the neighborhood," Nairobi said, shifting her gaze towards the pond. "I've been imagining bringing my daughter here once I get custody of her."
The woman's face softened with understanding. "Ah, a mother's love knows no bounds," she said, her voice carrying a hint of nostalgia. "Tell me about your daughter."
A familiar warmth spread through Nairobi's chest as she began to share memories.
Nairobi felt happy that she had choose this neighborhood. Now that she had met this nice, sweet lady she felt assured that she made the right choice.
Maybe things were starting to look up for her and her daughter. The woman listened intently, absorbing every detail with genuine interest. As Nairobi spoke, the weight of her worries and doubts began to lift, replaced by a sense of connection and understanding.
Hours passed as Nairobi and the woman continued to share stories, laughter, and even a few tears. It felt as though they had known each other for a lifetime, their bond transcending the boundaries of age and circumstance.
As the sun began to set, casting a warm golden glow over the park, Nairobi's heart swelled with gratitude for this chance encounter. She couldn't help but feel that this was more than just coincidence or happenstance. It was as if the universe had conspired to bring them together in that very moment.
The lady looked down at her watch. "Well, it's getting late and I have to make my way back home. I live not too far from here." The lady took out her phone.
"If you don't mind, we can exchange numbers.
Nairobi was taken aback by the offer but quickly realized that this woman brought a sense of comfort and connection that she hadn't felt in a long time. Without hesitation, she took out her own phone and exchanged numbers with the woman.
"I would love to keep in touch," Nairobi said, her voice filled with gratitude. "Thank you for sharing your time and wisdom with me."
The woman smiled warmly, a twinkle of mischief dancing in her eyes. "The pleasure is all mine, dear. I believe that sometimes, we cross paths with certain individuals for a reason. Perhaps our meeting today is meant to bring hope and support into your life."
As they stood up from the bench, Nairobi couldn't help but feel a renewed sense of optimism blooming within her. This encounter had brought a glimmer of light to her darkest days, reminding her that she wasn't alone in her journey.
Saving the lady's number in her phone Nairobi made her way back to her apartment.
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As Nairobi stepped out into the dark, she immediately felt a shiver run down her spine. Instinctively, she wrapped her arms around herself, hoping to ward off the ominous presence that seemed to linger in the shadows.
She sighs and looks around her. Destiny City is really beginning to freak her out.
As she walked along the deserted street, Nairobi's heart skipped a beat when she heard the faint sound of footsteps behind her. She turned around, expecting to see someone, but there was nothing. Confused, she resumed her pace, only to hear the footsteps pick up speed, mimicking her own.
She stops again and looks behind her. "Hello?"
Hearing nothing she starts to walk again.
Fear began to claw at Nairobi's chest, urging her to quicken her steps. But with every increase in speed came the realization that the invisible pursuer matched her pace effortlessly. Panic set in as she desperately searched for a way to see her tormentor.
Frantically, Nairobi took out her phone and activated the camera. She turned it towards her back, hoping for a glimpse of the unseen presence. But to her dismay, the screen displayed only darkness. She felt the grip of terror tighten around her as she realized that whatever was following her was beyond the reach of human perception.
Desperate to escape, Nairobi glanced at the nearby buildings, hoping to catch a glimpse of her pursuer in the reflective windows. Again, she was met with disappointment. There was no sign of anyone. No trace of the entity that loomed ever closer.
The fact that she was the only person at this time of night was really scaring her. Not another person in sight. Just the footsteps. She didn't know why she decided to leave work at this time of night but might have to change her schedule.
Her destination finally within sight, Nairobi pushed herself to sprint towards safety. She could feel the invisible presence closing in. The sound of its footsteps grew louder, echoing in her ears.
Finally reaching her destination, Nairobi locked herself inside and leaned against the door to catch her breath. But her momentary relief was shattered when a series of bangs resonated through the house. The forceful pounding on the doors and windows sent chills down her spine.
The air grew heavy, causing Nairobi to struggle for breath. She felt a suffocating weight pressing down on her. But slowly, after what seemed like an eternity, the heaviness dissipated. The banging ceased, and a silence settled upon the house.
Although the immediate danger had passed, Nairobi couldn't shake the feeling that something was still out there. The hairs on the back of her neck stood on end as if a watchful eye was fixed upon her.
But what was it? A malevolent spirit? A figment of her imagination? The line between reality and the supernatural blurred, leaving Nairobihaunted by the unknown presence that had pursued her in the darkness
Nairobi decided that it was too dark and too scary outside to go out and do some patroling. Staying inside seemed like a better idea.
Title: Footsteps at night Type: SOLO Key People: Nairobi Word Count: 517 Summary: Nairobi hears footsteps behind her as she leaves work one late at night.
Title:Jumping Bean Type: REG Key People: (Ngome)(Mechelen) Word Count: 701 Summary: Ngome finds strange pile of leaves that transport you to other parts of the city. Jumping though them she meets a new friend.
Title:Web of Problems Type: REG Key People: Dering/Ngome Word Count: Summary:
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2023 8:05 pm
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Title:Forbidden Fruit Type: Key People: Nairobi Word Count: 595 Summary: Citizens are getting sick from apples.
Nairobi stood at the edge of the orchard, her mouth watering in anticipation of the sweet and crispy apples that lay before her. It had been a long week, and she was craving a treat to lift her spirits. Little did she know that fate had a different plan in store for her.
The orchard, known for their organic and delectable apples, had unknowingly sent contaminated fruit into the city. The apples looked perfectly ripe and enticing on the outside, but inside, something was terribly wrong. Nairobi was about to find out just how wrong.
She eagerly took a bite of the apple, ready to savor its sweetness. But as soon as the juice touched her tongue, she knew something was amiss. The flavor was far from what she had expected; it was sour, almost like a lemon. No matter how hard she tried, the taste wouldn't leave her mouth. It lingered, taunting her with each passing minute.
Nairobi wasn't alone in her experience. People all over Destiny City began to notice unusual side effects from eating the apples. Watery eyes, puckered lips, and an uncanny resemblance to an allergic reaction plagued the town. Yet, despite the peculiar symptoms, there didn't appear to be any long-term health issues. Instead of causing panic, the sour apple epidemic brought out the playful side of the town. Destiny City embraced the unexpected twist and turned it into a source of amusement. Online challenges and dares were created, with locals daring each other to withstand the intense sourness of the apples. Competitions and promotions sprung up, incorporating the apples into various events, as people were determined to find joy in the bizarre situation.
However, Nairobi couldn't help but question the safety of consuming such sour apples. She watched as the grass turned brown wherever the juice spilled, a sobering reminder of the potential harm these apples could cause. Despite the fun and excitement that engulfed Destiny City, a sense of caution lingered within her. As the days went by, Nairobi observed how the town carried on with their sour apple fever. Some found creative ways to incorporate them into fall treats, while others used them in sourness challenges. Destiny City had become a hub of excitement and amusement, but Ngome couldn't shake the feeling that indulging in these unusual treats might not be the wisest choice.
While Destiny City embraced the sour apple phenomenon with open arms, Nairobi decided to err on the side of caution. She chose to let others delight in the novelty while she closely monitored the situation. As tempting as it was to join in the fun, Nairobi knew that sometimes, it's better to wait for the sweetness to return before taking a bite.
Nairobi knew that the potential risks outweighed the rewards. Her instincts proved to be right when news broke of a mysterious illness that had spread throughout the town, affecting those who had consumed too many of the sour apples.
While the illness only lasted for a couple of days, hospitals were overwhelmed with patients and the town council was forced to issue a recall on all the contaminated apples. The once joyful atmosphere in Destiny City was replaced with a somber one as people came to terms with the reality of the situation.
Nairobi wasn't surprised by the turn of events. She had seen it coming from the beginning. But what did surprise her was how quickly people forgot about the potential risks in their eagerness to have fun.
Nairobi chalked it all up to another crazy event in Destiny City.
Nairobi had always loved the hustle and bustle of Destiny City. The vibrant neon lights, the laughter echoing through the streets, and the swirling energy of the city kept her enthralled. But recently, Destiny City had been plagued by an eerie phenomenon – reports of rabid dogs appearing out of thin air and tormenting unsuspecting pedestrians.
Destiny City News had dedicated segments to cover these bizarre sightings. People claimed that the dogs had an almost supernatural ability to surround them, chasing them relentlessly until they stumbled upon a well-lit area. The dogs seemed to vanish into thin air as mysteriously as they had appeared, leaving behind bewildered victims.
Curiosity got the better of Nairobi, and she found herself drawn to the stories. Late one night, as she made her way through the dimly lit streets, a flicker at the corner of her vision caught her attention. She turned swiftly, but all she saw was an empty road. Her heart pounded, but she brushed it off as mere paranoia.
However, as the nights passed, the flicker became a recurring event. Nairobi couldn't shake off the feeling of being watched. Shadows danced at the edge of her vision, and she caught glimpses of something lurking just out of sight. The dogs seemed to cling to the darkness, using it as a cloak to mask their presence.
It became a game of cat-and-mouse. Nairobi would turn, expecting to see the dogs, only to find emptiness. This haunting cycle repeated itself, each time more unnerving than the last. It felt as though they were herding her, driving her into the darkest corners of the city, away from the safety of the light.
Determined not to be a victim, Nairobi hatched a plan. She realized that the city's lights offered her sanctuary. The streetlights, neon signs, and bustling traffic beckoned to her like a safe haven. She knew she had to make it to them, to escape the relentless pursuit of these mysterious creatures.
With her heart racing and adrenaline surging through her veins, Nairobi charted a course towards the nearest significant light source. Every step sent a shiver down her spine, anticipation clawing at her nerves. As she neared the glow of the city lights, a low growl resonated through the darkness, accompanied by a wailing hiss. The dogs had surfaced, keeping their distance, their eyes gleaming with malice.
But Nairobi didn't falter. She refused to be defeated. Summoning every ounce of courage, she made a final sprint towards the city, drawing closer to her salvation. And just as she reached the threshold where the light washed away the shadows, the dogs vanished into thin air once again.
Nairobi stood there, panting, her heart pounding in her chest. She had won this battle, but deep down, she knew it wasn't over. These creatures would continue their relentless pursuit, lurking in the shadows, waiting for their chance to torment again.
Destiny City had become a battleground between light and darkness, and Nairobi had unwillingly become a soldier in this supernatural war. But she was determined to protect herself and others from the clutches of these malevolent forces.
As Nairobi walked the streets of Destiny City, she became a beacon of defiance, a symbol of resilience in the face of the unknown. The citizens grew hopeful, inspired by her bravery and refusing to succumb to fear. Destiny City would endure, united against the unseen forces that threatened its existence.
And deep within the darkness, the dogs watched, their glowing eyes filled with hatred and hunger. For in Nairobi, they had found a formidable adversary, someone who dared to challenge their reign over the city. And the battle for Destiny City had only just begun.
Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2023 1:25 pm
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Title: Magical reading Type: Solo Key People: Nairobi Word Count: 656 Summary:
Sitting at the desk in the front of the library Nairobi looked around at the almost empty library. There were no patrons today. Not even the computer section in the back of the library had anyone.
Nairobi sighed and looked over at the books on the cart next to her that had to be reshelved. Since there was no one waiting to check out books or for pick-up she might as well get to work putting up the books.
Nairobi began sorting through the books on the cart, her slender fingers gently gliding over their spines. The library was her haven, a tranquil sanctuary where she felt most alive.
As Nairobi carefully arranged the books on the shelves, she couldn't help but let her imagination wander through the pages of the stories surrounding her. Each book held a promise, a gateway to another world filled with adventure, love, and mystery.
That was one of the reason Nairobi loved reading. The fact that you enter another world, The fact that you can read about other people's stories. Books were such a magical escape, transporting her to places she had never been and allowing her to experience emotions she had never felt. She would often lose herself in the vibrant narratives, forgetting about the mundane realities of her own life.
As Nairobi shelved a book on ancient mythology, she caught sight of a leather-bound journal peeking out from behind a row of dusty encyclopedias. Curiosity sparked within her, and she gently tugged it free from its hiding place. The journal felt worn, its pages yellowed with age and its cover adorned with intricate engravings.
Intrigued, Nairobi opened the journal to the first page. She was greeted by elegant script that flowed across the parchment as if dancing with the ink. It was a personal account of a young woman's journey through love and loss, her words laced with heartache and longing.
Nairobi couldn't tear her eyes away from the journal. She sat down at the desk, completely engrossed in the story that unfolded before her eyes.
The young woman's words were like a spell, weaving themselves into Nairobi's imagination. She could feel the raw emotions, the joy and the pain, as if they were her own. The author's vulnerability spilled onto the pages, creating a connection that Nairobi hadn't expected to find within the confines of a library.
As she continued reading, Nairobi discovered that the young woman's story mirrored her own in unexpected ways. It was as if fate had guided her to this journal, to find solace in someone else's experiences. The protagonist's journey through love and loss resonated deeply within Nairobi's own heart, stirring up memories she had long tried to bury.
With each turn of the page, Nairobi found herself becoming more invested in the story. It consumed her, drawing her further away from reality and into a world where possibilities seemed endless. Hours melted away unnoticed as she devoured the words hungrily, fully immersing herself in the young woman's tale.
Nairobi's heart raced, her pulse quickening with each page she turned. She found herself rooting for the young woman, urging her to find happiness amidst the trials and tribulations she faced. The story wrapped around Nairobi's soul like a warm embrace, offering comfort in a way that only literature could.
Nairobi looked up to look at the time. She knew she had to start closing up the library for the day. The day had started to go by fast as soon as she had started reading the book.
She got up from the desk and stretched. She decided to check out the book and continue to read it when she got home.
Nairobi carefully closed the journal, cradling it in her hands as if it were a precious gem. The young woman's story had left an indelible mark on her, and she yearned to uncover the rest of the tale within its pages.
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Title: Snowy Sneezes Type: SOLO Key People: Nairobi Word Count:505 Summary:
Nairobi strolled through the bustling streets of Destiny City, the air crisp with the scent of winter. As she made her way down the row of small custom shops and stalls that seemed to pop up every year around this time, her eyes were drawn to a quaint little cafe. Its vintage exterior was adorned with festive decorations, setting it apart from the others.
Curiosity piqued, Nairobi pushed open the cafe's door, entering what seemed like an enchanting, snowy northern forest. The interior was a winter wonderland, complete with twinkling lights, ice sculptures, and frosted trees. The atmosphere transported her to a place of childhood fantasies and dreams.
Taking a seat at a small, whimsically decorated table, Nairobi was greeted by a friendly barista. Intrigued by the tempting menu of cold beverages, she ordered the cafe's signature drink - a frosty delight known as the Snowflake Surprise. As she took her first sip, a wave of delight washed over her.
But something peculiar happened. Nairobi felt a tickle in her nose, so she instinctively sneezed. To her amazement, a flurry of tiny, glistening snowflakes burst forth, floating delicately in the air before gently settling on the nearby tables.
A mixture of surprise and wonder consumed Nairobi as she glanced around the cafe. To her astonishment, she noticed that everyone who had consumed the Snowflake Surprise was now sneezing their own magical snowflakes. Laughter filled the air as patrons joyfully embraced the unique experience, capturing the floating snowflakes on their sleeves and fingertips.
The more Nairobi indulged in the Snowflake Surprise, the longer the effects lingered. It seemed that each subsequent sip extended the tickle in her nose and the enchanting snowflake sneezes. Yet, despite the unconventional side effect, no one seemed to mind. In fact, the cafe's patrons appeared to revel in the whimsicality of it all, embracing the unexpected showers of snowflakes with childlike delight.
Word of the mystical cafe began to spread throughout Destiny City, attracting curious visitors from far and wide. The unique blend of delicious cold drinks and the magical snowflake sneezes created a harmonious blend that left every customer fulfilled in more ways than one.
The shop's popularity soared, its reputation untarnished by the unconventional trait of its beverages. Customers not only embraced the opportunity to experience the joy of sneezing snowflakes but also marveled at the cafe's warm and welcoming ambiance.
Nairobi became a regular at the cafe, finding solace in the enchanting atmosphere and the shared delight of the snowflake sneezes. Each visit left her with a heart full of joy, as she savored both the delectable drinks and the shimmering, ephemeral snowflakes that danced in the air around her. And so, as the seasons changed and the small custom shops of Destiny City vanished until the next year, the small cafe with its magical Snowflake Surprise remained in the hearts of its patrons. It became a beacon of joy, reminding them that in the unlikeliest of places, one can find extraordinary experiences, leaving behind only the delicate traces of wonder and delight.
