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Chapter XVII

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter XVII begins on the bustling streets of New York City on New Year's Eve, 2013. Henry, caught in the whirlwind of a wild party at a Bed-Stuy apartment known as the Castle, finds himself overwhelmed by the chaos around him. The party is filled with loud conversations, flashing lights, and fleeting interactions, leaving Henry to feel more isolated than ever. Amidst this chaos, he steps outside to the fire escape, seeking solace in the cold, quiet night. The chill of the air contrasts sharply with the…
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26. The Boat Ashore

by testsuphomeAdmin — The Boat Ashore brings Kya to a place of reflection and emotional growth as she navigates the intricacies of her relationship with Chase, all while wrestling with lingering feelings for Tate. As Kya becomes more immersed in the connection she shares with Chase, their time together consists of various outdoor activities—drifting through marshes and exploring the coastline. These adventures, while engaging and providing Kya with an opportunity to feel less isolated, only serve to highlight her internal…
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Chapter 18

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 18 begins with the narrator and his family setting out for a visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, drawn by an exhibition showcasing the works of Camille Pissarro. The city, with its familiar streets and historic charm, evokes memories of the past, transporting the narrator into a reflective state as he arrives by train. The focus quickly shifts to the relationship between his sister, Maeve, and their mother, whose presence looms large despite years of estrangement. Maeve, who has long carried…
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Chapter 5

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 5 introduces Frank Szatowski, a man who has spent most of his life in the small town of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, with only a brief interruption for his service in the U.S. Army. Now, Frank is on his way to Boston to visit his daughter, Maggie, who lives in a luxurious high-rise apartment with her fiancé, Aidan Gardner, a young man who seems to come from a wealthy background. As Frank drives toward Boston, he reflects on the simplicity and charm of his hometown, known for its outdoor activities…
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Chapter 1

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 1: The sunlight streamed through the window, and the protagonist slowly woke up, feeling the deep ache in his body from the previous night's events. His eyes squinted against the brightness, and as he tried to shake off the drowsiness, he noticed a spider resting on his pillow. He absentmindedly brushed it away but noticed another one lingering on the bedpost, which he chose to ignore, too exhausted to deal with it. His mind was clouded, and the hazy memories of the night before felt disconnected…
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Sea Like A Shroud

by testsuphomeAdmin — Sea Like A Shroud unfolds with an eerie sense of loss and tension as the narrator grapples with the sudden departure of Kellan, a figure who had once felt like family. His absence is not merely a physical one but an emotional void that leaves the protagonist struggling with a mix of betrayal and confusion. The fact that Kellan had hinted at leaving before does little to soften the blow, as the narrator is left questioning why he departed without a word, without a final conversation, without any closure.…
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Chapter 3

by testsuphomeAdmin — Chapter 3 of Their Eyes Were Watching God takes a deep dive into Janie’s emotional turmoil as she navigates the complexities of love and marriage, especially in the early stages of her marriage to Logan Killicks. Janie’s heart is heavy with doubt as she wonders if her marriage can truly fulfill her emotional needs, something she had longed for since her youth. Raised on her grandmother Nanny’s teachings, Janie had come to believe that love would naturally blossom within marriage, but she quickly…
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To a Young American Book-Hunter

by LovelyMay — To a Young American Book-Hunter, the journey begins with far more than just shelves and spines—it opens with a recognition of solitude, joy, and the curious discipline that collecting demands. A letter sent to Philip Dodsworth speaks not only with encouragement but with gentle caution. The writer understands how easy it is to be swept away by the charm of books, the smell of paper, and the pride of acquisition. Yet enthusiasm can lead to cluttered shelves and hollow purchases when one lacks a focused…
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The City of Political Distinction

by LovelyMay — The City of Political Distinction was a destination known not for its glory, but for the veiled trials awaiting those who dared approach. Jamrach the Rich, accustomed to privilege and profit, embarked with urgency, eager to reach it before dusk fell. At a critical junction, confusion set in. Seeking direction, he approached a Wise-Looking Person who offered the knowledge Jamrach needed—for a price. Although reluctant to part with even a coin, Jamrach paid, underestimating the true cost of his journey.…
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A Malefactor

by LovelyMay — A Malefactor opens with a quiet, almost comical tension as Denis Grigoryev stands before a magistrate, unaware that his everyday action has landed him in legal trouble. Thin, poorly dressed, and confused by the setting, Denis is a figure straight from the Russian countryside—someone who sees the world through the lens of survival rather than law. His crime? Removing a nut from a railway track to use as a fishing weight. To Denis, this is no more criminal than picking a stone from the roadside. His…
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