I Am a Character in a Dystopian Novel, and I Think Your World Kind of Sucks
To be fair, at least you know your “vote” counts as much as everyone else’s, whereas in our system---Wait, the electoral what?!
To be fair, at least you know your “vote” counts as much as everyone else’s, whereas in our system---Wait, the electoral what?!
You hope to start a family because... A) You want to have babies with him. B) You want to raise your children under her shadow government.
The couple that endured Rain On Their Wedding Day realized mid-Hawaiian-honeymoon that they never discussed having children.
Maybe you’ve returned to your normal life and are back at work, arriving to a ghost town at 10 AM, taking a two-hour lunch, and leaving by 3 PM.
At first, I was frightened of you, unsure of your intentions, and your driving style did nothing to calm me.
It pains me to think that the childhood I’ve carefully constructed for Trevin could come crashing down, all due to the ramifications of your bullying.
The mayor scene is great in New York. The best in the world. There are tons of small elections that are friendly to newcomers.
Aren’t you tired of people mistaking you for a bird or a plane? With some higher education, they could recognize you as a local community leader.
No one cared about me. The main story suddenly became Hannibal's unique style of investigation and vague allusions to a troubled past.
The history of Terrence is a history of repeated injuries and not splitting utility costs, all having in direct object the establishment of a tyranny.
Instead of a medical degree, they display the Three Laws of Robotics and a nude photo of R2D2 on the wall.
This residency is fully funded and exists in an alternate universe where the words fully funded do not mean we give you funds.