62 Results with the "Paranormal Fiction" genre
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Chapter Fifty-Six
In Chapter Fifty-Six of *If These Wings Could Fly*, the protagonist experiences a moment of deep emotional turmoil when they find the parking lot empty, realizing someone significant has left. Overwhelmed, they sit on the cold ground, struggling to breathe due to the weight in their chest. Sofia, an unwavering friend, finds them and sits down beside them in the freezing mud, showing concern for their well-being. Despite the ongoing halftime festivities at the game, Sofia prioritizes her friend’s feelings…-
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Chapter Fifty-Seven
In Chapter Fifty-Seven of *If These Wings Could Fly*, tension escalates as the characters return home to a chaotic environment. Upon arriving late from a trip, Erin and her family find their house in disarray, foretelling an atmosphere fraught with anger. There’s no apology from their father as he immediately begins to lash out at Erin, accusing her of embarrassment. The physical state of their home reflects the turmoil within: furniture is disheveled, walls bear evidence of violence, and a cherished…-
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This chapter provides a brief but evocative snapshot of a specific setting: Auburn, Pennsylvania, on December 14. The mention of the crow population is a striking detail, presented in a bold and italicized manner, emphasizing its significance within the context of the narrative. The exact figure of 64,759 crows adds a sense of both grandeur and eeriness, hinting at themes of nature, community, or possibly the encroaching winter. The structure of the chapter is minimalistic, focusing on the stark data of…
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Chapter Fifty-Four
In Chapter Fifty-Four of "If These Wings Could Fly," the protagonist, Leighton, enters her home, feeling hesitance as she experiences the underlying tension in the atmosphere. Her family appears gathered in the living room, with her parents, along with Campbell and Juniper, engaging in a casual movie night. The sight of her parents cozying up triggers a painful response within her, emphasizing the strain in their dynamics. As her mother invites Leighton to join, she learns they have canceled cable,…-
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Chapter Fifty-Five
In Chapter Fifty-Five of "If These Wings Could Fly," the protagonist grapples with the weight of a promise made to Liam to attend his game, feeling regret and anxiety throughout the event. The atmosphere is charged, filled with noise from excited fans and the energetic performance of cheerleaders. As the family sits together in the bleachers, familiar faces from their town surround them, highlighting the community's presence. However, the protagonist notices an underlying tension among their parents,…-
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Chapter Fifty-Three
In Chapter Fifty-Three of "If These Wings Could Fly," the protagonist attends a town hall meeting dedicated to discussing how to remove crows from Auburn. Unable to secure a ride, she decides to bike three miles in December, opting against asking her parents for help due to recent tensions. Upon arriving at the municipal building, she encounters a lone crow—a detail that strikes her as she shares a brief exchange with the bird. Inside, the meeting begins with the game warden reporting on previous crow…-
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Chapter Fifty
In Chapter Fifty of *If These Wings Could Fly*, the protagonist reflects on the experience of attending an art show where she must present her own work. Standing next to her piece, *Portrait of an Old Crow*, she feels the weight of humiliation typical of high school events. Although Liam encourages her to take Art II next spring, she views his praise skeptically, comparing herself to an old house in need of restoration. As the evening progresses, time drags on painfully, and when the clock strikes 7:30,…-
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Chapter Fifty-One
In Chapter Fifty-One of "If These Wings Could Fly," the protagonist, Leighton, returns home to find her family gathered in the living room. Her father, clearly burdened by guilt and stress, expresses regret for his recent outburst, attributing it to the pressure of his failing business and a desire to shield his daughters from his problems. His words are filled with remorse as he apologizes, but the underlying tension remains palpable. Leighton's mother attempts to support him by suggesting they keep the…-
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Chapter Fifty-Two
In the quiet yet tense ambiance of a cold winter night, the characters find solace in each other within the confines of an armoire. The narrator observes an unsettling atmosphere in the house, with the wind howling outside and creaking bones echoing in the dark. To lighten the mood, the narrator engages in reassuring activities—playing games and telling stories to Juniper, who requests a tale. The story revolves around a girl made of flowers, possessing the beauty of nature combined with a strong,…-
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Chapter Forty-Six
In Chapter Forty-Six of "If These Wings Could Fly," Leighton wakes up with a stomachache, surrounded by her family—her mom and sisters. She notices her father's truck is not parked outside, indicating he likely stayed at his workplace, a trailer for Barnes Construction, where operations are sluggish in winter. Despite the morning's familiar comforts, an aching sadness envelops her, which she can’t quite identify. Her mom, appearing exhausted, prepares coffee with a hint of weariness. They engage in a…-
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