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How to train your rival - Part 2

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Within ten minutes Stephen had sent me a message.   What the hell?   You drag me into this mess and then run off?   When are you available to meet and discuss our presentation? I smiled.   He’s such a brat.   I replied.   I can catch up at 4pm.   Should we meet in one of the study rooms? His response was instant.   I’ve booked room 3.   See you at 4. I spent the next couple of hours planning ways to torture him with glee.   This of course in no way prepared me to find him talking to a girl when I arrived.   I was momentarily taken aback.   He didn’t shy away.   He wasn’t blushing.   He was talking confidently.   He even smiled in a charming way.   The whole thing irked me. I walked up behind him and straight into the conversation, “Stephen! Partner!   I hope you weren’t waiting long” I clapped him on the back and stood next to him facing the girl.   He instantly shied away from me and said, “Candice.   I didn’t see you there.   This is Sam she’s another law major.

Destruction

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My love was doomed from the start.   She only ever loved one thing.   I remember sitting under the stars at the ripe old age of fifteen staring up at the universe.   She filled my ears with facts and her dreams of the future.   My arm was touching her and to me it felt hotter than the sun.   I was conscious of every breath of wind that played with her hair.   When we kissed even though she was looking at me it felt like she was looking at the stars in my eyes. Credit to Molly Mccauslar at https://mollinda.deviantart.com/ We grew apart.   I couldn’t handle being second place and she let me go.   There was somewhere she needed to be.   I became entranced with the building blocks of the universe.   My studies took me inside what made us what we are.   I never expected our paths to cross again.   I didn’t expect this. The request from Exocom was simple.   They needed humans capable of surviving long deep space voyages.   Humans as they are now are simply too big and expe

That Moment

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The scene before me was enough to fill me with pure visceral terror.   Just moments ago I had run out of the gate, which was swinging wide open, filled with trepidation.   To be smacked in the face with this scene was like a nightmare.   Alexis stood across the road, standing with complete trust and innocence faced by a complete stranger. Credit to Belinda Morris from www.belindaillustrates.com and www.facebook.com/belindaillustrates   I couldn’t hear the words but the red hot fire within me didn’t seem to care what was said.   I had done a truly marvelous job of raising a polite, friendly and sociable little girl.   What I haven’t been able to do is instill a sense of danger no matter how hard I tried.   I sprang forward the next instant full of aggression and fear only to be stopped at the road or be run over by a car.   Those quick moments feeling like an age her name escaping my lips.   ALEXIS!   She turned at the sound and waved.   The man behind her leaned down t