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Thursday prompt "Injury" By Jinggo78 Doctor Theo Embry felt satisfaction as the rescued mining team finished boarding the transport shuttle. The mine would be closed down now due to the accident that caused so many injuries. He returned to the makeshift  infirmary to pack his things up. A doctor's work was never truly done but he knew he had done something worthwhile today. While packing up his gear he heard something let out a terrible roar that rattled his nerves. Whatever it was didn't have to be human for him to recognize the sound of pain. At first he froze and was unsure of the correct response. Commotion from the rooms just beyond th

Believe It! By Jason Morelli Minnie finished drawing the magic circle on the floor of her bedroom. It looked like a real magic circle with runes and special shapes that gave it a mystical feel. "Okay step inside." Minnie said. "Will this really work?" Janelle, Minnie's sister asked as she stepped into the middle of the purple chalk drawn design. "Jan, belief is everything. Just believe it. If you have any shred of doubt then it won't work at all." Minnie turned off the lamp. Some of the orange and gold light from the setting sun still shown through the closed blinds. There wasn't much she could do about it. Controlling the cosmos was bey

Behind Closed Doors "Ok... How much does she know?" Teddy, a blond bear, asked the larger black bear that entered the dorm room. "Enough to be a problem" Sam Ursa said as he put a chair up against the door. There was no working lock and the campus had a rule about locks. Teddy's body felt fragile as he carefully sat on the bed. His mind swam with guilt and foreboding. He swallowed a lump in his throat. If only there was a way to rewind and go back. "Calm down. You look like you're going to throw up." Sam said. "I can't help it. At least one person other than you knows what I've done." The door wouldn't budge with the chair there but Sam

In The Old Days A Thursday Prompt By Jinggo78 I sat in the special medical alcove as a soft humming sound occupied the rest of the room. I passed the time by watching the news scroll on the hover monitor in front of me. The president of Neptune had just been re-elected. At least that was one good thing. I sent a mental message that visiting Neptune would be my next course of action. Once I was healthy enough for fold travel I would make the arrangements. Danielle and our two great grand children came into the room. "Grampy! We're going to Neptune!" Shouted Shana, the youngest. "You told them already? It was going to be my surprise." I a