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omg i've been waiting for this!! amazing, i love it  

congratulations!!!! <3

this was wonderful!!! i would so love to see more of this au<3

okay last one ahaha but this one is really good and has quite a few chapters  The Great Bridge 1.1
Darkness covered the open space of the Ashwood Labs hangar, broken only by a small desk light perched on a table a few paces ahead of me. Illuminated by the lamp were my parents and two other men, both of whom looked strikingly familiar, but I couldn't accurately place them. They were discussing something furiously, animatedly waving their arms about, and constantly throwing glances between three large dark shapes in the distance and me. Those shapes, or more accurately impossibly large pillars, rose far above my head and into the gloom that hung about the space. The space around them warped and fluctuated constantly, keeping me from clearly seeing what they truly were.
I walked closer to their small huddle, eager to listen in, and slid up against the desk to keep myself hidden. Words were flying fast and loose, but soon I was able to get the gist of their argument. Those shapes had a problem, or maybe they were the problem, and no one could settle on what was to be done with them.

also this one!  GT Short: The Giant In The Parkinglot 1-----I sat on Erika's couch by the window, typing an amateurs story into my iPhone notes. The living room that stretched into the kitchen at the back of the apartment was dim and only lit by the afternoon light shining through the open blinds. The room didn't feel dark though because the rickety blinds had been closed all day until about thirty minutes ago when I had laid Evan down for a nap in his moms room down the hallway. It was silent save for the quiet humming of the fridge at the back of the room, the distant shouts of children, and the bell of the ice-cream man, chiming incessantly as he rolled his cart along the fronts of the apartments. The wind rushed softly through the large trees outside and someone in the apartment above us moved a chair.
-----I shifted, rubbing my frigid arm against my sweatpants; sometimes the A/C worked too good in here. The couch began to tremble beneath me and I froze, my insides gripping with terror. Earthquake. The TV rattled and some dishes in the