My Freaky Deaky Stories

I write. I write a lot. I write about ships I like.

So, what are they, you might ask?

Sometimes They Come Back: This story was my first, my last, my everything. I wrote it when I was high. . .No, I'm just kidding. But it is inspired by Stephen King's "Sometimes They Come Back." A short story about a teacher who sees the ghost of the teenagers that killed his brothers twenty years before. Creepy. Also, I have many, many references to "The Shining" in this story. Not the movie version, with Jack Nicklson. The book.

Leon and Claire have been married for about six months, when our story begins. They are blissfully happy and unaware of the horros that are going to befall them. That's when Ada contacts Leon telling him that they are all in danger. From there, accidents occur that send Claire to the hospital. From which the story unwinds and sends all the stars from the Resident Evil series (Games 1, 2, 3, CV, and 4) to a little Manson in the Alps to stop. . . whos else? Albert Wekser.

La Boom Boom: Originally, it was a novelization of the movie that was so bad, I just had to poke fun at my own writing. Well, someone else must've hated it, too, because it got deleted. It did not go agaist any guidlines. I read them all. There was no rule against giving commentaries. If I get a reply from some smart-ass posting the rules and quoting them, I'll delet it. Let them see how it feels.

Anway, I still have all the chapters saved on my computer. So ha!

Crimson Nights: Another story about Leon and Claire.

Claire, upon going to Rock Fort Island brought a little friend along. Leon Kennedy, tagged along with his gal pal to help find her brother. The two of them both get captured and are taken to Rock Fort Prison, where they must find each other, get away from both crazy Ashfords, and get a snide Steve off their backs.

Sounds like fun, no?

A Christmas to remember: Leon and Claire get all gushy on Christmas Eve. BORING!!!

In Secret: Final Fantasy 8 characters apply. And it is a Quall (Quistis and Squall pairing).

Squall and Quistis have a secret. What could it be? What will happens if anyone finds out? The secret, as you might have guessed, is a relationship. But not just any relationship. The two have wedded in secret (hence the title) in fear that they will lose their jobs. Apparently, they have a very strict fraternization policy at the Garden. So the two must keep their love quiet if they want to continue with their future living there.

Sounds boring, right? Their love, proven to be more complicated than we thought, is shown through the use of flashbacks that show how Squall didn't always like his wife before he fell in love with her. But then something happens to one of them that shake both of their worlds. . .forever?

Dark Nights, Black Days: A Silent Hill story that concentrates on Henry and Eileen. Again, I married off two of the main characters. I have a thing for marriage. Got a problem?

Eileen has no memory of her's and Henry's terrible event that took place only three years before. After being married for two years, Eileen begins to have nightmares about man with a knife. In desperation to escape the stress that she believes is causing her dreams, she convinces Henry to go the town of Silent Hill, a place that she and her father used to visit together when she was a child. However, the nightmares get worse, and even. . .real. Now Eileen must search her own psyche. Are these things really happening to her? Or is she simply going insane?

She suspects that her husband knows more than he is letting on. And the only key to her dreams rests in Silent Hill.

Office Gossip: Jam lovers only. Pam and Jim from The Office.

The course of Pam and Jim's relationship as they work at Dunder Miflin. And how they end up together. . .Awwww!

So clink on any story that you find interesting. The names diddly day.

(Don't ask)