Swim Club: Brother's Always Right by SwimClubSammy, literature
Literature
Swim Club: Brother's Always Right
"But it'll be good for you!" "No thank you!" said Lucie, and she turned back to her screen. "Aw, don't be like that, mei-mei," her brother said. "Don't you remember what fun we used to have?" Mei-mei. That meant 'little sister' in Chinese. It was a word Mike had affectionately called her by ever since she was a baby. Their mom hadn't taught Lucie any Chinese because she wanted her daughter to integrate, so she'd mostly just referred to her brother as 'Micah'. Despite the eight-year age gap, they always made time for activities together - cooking, watching their favorite TV shows, and even the occasional video game - but it didn't feel right that he was asking Lucie to play a sport with him, as if that was something they'd always done. Sure, Lucie had been to the aquatics center maybe once in the last three years, two times at most. "C'mon, I was only joking when I said I'd make you play on the water polo team," "Good," said Lucie. "Because you know I'm not good at water polo
Pokemon Revolutions S1E3|Trust| Pg1-10 by MisterVertality, literature
Literature
Pokemon Revolutions S1E3|Trust| Pg1-10
[Warning - This episode is rated M(mature) by the author: contains infrequent strong language, suggestive/dark themes and violence]
[ - - Teenage Michele (Gardevoir) is the narrator - - ]
Moments after Michele evolved into a Gardevoir…
As we pulled away from the school, I felt a sudden wave of emotions all hitting me at once: excitement, pride, a hint of romance, and above all, fulfilment. In those moments I stood up for Walter and afterwards, I felt something I’d never felt before: a feeling of doing something good, something right. I loved it, and as the ride home continued, I hoped that no matter what, this wasn’t the