writing fiction makes
it possible to kill you
more than just one time
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Linda G. Hill 
“There is something so lovely, warped, and twisted in that statement. I love it,” she enthused. “Could I reblog it with your permission? Been feeling creepy lately. Do you think anyone noticed? ;)” she concluded.
Hehe. Nah, nobody noticed. 😉
Please do reblog. 😀 Thank you!
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She cleared her throat: “My comments after reading this were: “There is something so lovely, warped, and twisted in that statement. I love it,” she enthused. “Could I reblog it with your permission? Been feeling creepy lately. Do you think anyone noticed? ;)” she concluded.
“Linda didn’t think anyone noticed the creepy — now is that good or bad,” she pondered. Either way this is a kick-ss piece of writing.
Thank you so much, my dear. 🙂
Creepy is creepier if it sneaks up slowly. 😉 hehe
“This is what I wrote,” she said. “But I suspect you have already been there: She cleared her throat: “My comments after reading this were: “There is something so lovely, warped, and twisted in that statement. I love it,” she enthused. “Could I reblog it with your permission? Been feeling creepy lately. Do you think anyone noticed? ;)” she concluded.
“Linda didn’t think anyone noticed the creepy — now is that good or bad,” she pondered. Either way this is a kick-ss piece of writing,” she declared.
Oh, this is nice…
Thank you. 🙂