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“Hey Emily, remind me to never take you up on truth or dare ever again.” Natalie Grey grumbled as she sat in the back of her friend’s car. “I must have been drunk or something to agree to do something this stupid.” Her best friend chuckled. “You were the one who chose Dare, remember? You could’ve chosen Truth instead.” Natalie shuddered. There was no way she would willingly choose truth when playing a game of Truth or Dare against Emily. Her friend had a habit of prying out the best kept secrets or encouraging people to try the most extreme dares she could think of. As it so happened, last night Natalie and her friends had been playing Truth or Dare with a few of their classmates. Emily had somehow managed to rope in Alan Aether, their school’s star quarterback. He also happened to be the guy that Natalie had a huge crush on. So yeah, there was no way she was going to pick Truth when the bottle had landed on her last night. ‘Though, honestly…’ Natalie grimaced as they pulled into

“And so, once you multiply twelve….” A young professor said as she sketched out an equation on a whiteboard. “You get 144. Now for the answer to the second question on your homework…” Most of the students in the classroom were busy frantically trying to copy down what their teacher was saying. The sole exception was a young, blonde woman who was seated at the very back of the class. The girl was too busy staring out the window and looking at the clouds that were flying overhead. ‘Hmm…that one looks like a bunny.’ The young adult thought to herself as she stared at one cloud. ‘Actually, maybe I should call that cloud a hare?’ “Valerie!” Valerie’s professor Ms. Natasha suddenly shouted; startling Valerie bad enough that she almost slid out of her chair. “What’s the answer to this equation?” Ms. Natasha asked as she pointed to the board. “We just covered it a few moments ago, so you should already know the answer. “Uh…” Valerie bit her lip and looked at the equation that read:

In a small costume store located in your average mall, a young girl was frantically moving between the store racks. The young girl, whose name was Irene Matthews sighed as she glanced at a bright pink fairy costume. “No, this costume won't do at all.” Irene grumbled. “It's way too gaudy.” Irene sighed as she put the costume back on the clothing rack and moved on to the next set of costumes. “There has to be something good here…” The young girl had been at the costume store for what felt like hours, trying in vain to finding a perfect outfit. Her best friend Erika was throwing a Halloween party at her house tomorrow night, and Irene wanted to wear a costume that was way bolder than the things she normally wore. Unfortunately, because Irene had put off finding a costume until the last minute, the choices she had available to her were admittedly…lackluster. Most of the costumes in the store were either too cheap, to o gaudy, or too cutesy. “Ugh, why’s it so hard to find a

In an average classroom, a group of students were frantically scribbling notes in their notebooks. The students were wearing school uniforms that varied depending on their gender. The boys were wearing white collared shirts with black and white ties, and they had on black dress pants while they were wearing black dress shoes. The girls were wearing a uniform that was similar, but the sole exception was that they were wearing black and white skirts instead of dress pants. “Now class, if you look on page 56 in your textbooks.” An old teacher with graying hair said. “We'll talk about lighting next.” Most of her students obediently followed her instructions as they flipped to the correct page. The sole exception was a short, young girl who was sitting in the very back of the class. She was wearing a similar uniform to the rest of the girls, with the sole exception being that her uniform appeared to be a bit too big on her. She had long, blonde hair tied into a ponytail that reached