kidgiant

“Go away! I’m too big. I might hurt you.” Alex shouted. Tom winced, and jumped a little bit. He hadn’t realized how loud Alex could be when the eight year old was actually trying to be loud. Tom idly scratched at the skin just above the cast on his left arm. “Alex,” Tom took a step forward. “It was an accident.” The eighteen year old approached the distraught boy slowly, but confidently. He couldn’t show any fear or it would destroy Alex, even though there might be just a hint of fear in the back of his mind. Alex was leaning against a tree. At some point Alex had stripped an entire sid

Sage stared out at the feet of the boy from under the couch. He had been seen by a human. If Sage didn’t leave at once, the boy would find him, catch him, and kill him. That’s what humans did to borrowers. It was why Sage had never even once realistically thought about revealing himself to the human. No matter how lonely they both were. But Sage couldn’t leave. He didn’t know how to survive in the wild. There were even more things like snakes outside the relative safety of the house. If he left, he would almost certainly get eaten by something. That didn’t even begin to think about the fact that he would have t

The pale blue glow of a monitor was the only light source to illuminate the tired teenager’s room. Night had fallen, and with it most people in his neighborhood had gone to bed. It was a quiet time, one where the only noise that could be heard was the billowing breeze, the chirping of insects, and the gentle squeak of a mouse wheel as it Charlie scrolled through the ninth page of his search.   Charlie was a typical highschooler. He was about 16 years old, and had a taste for anything strange, new, and exciting. Though he had a feeling that the path he was going down would lead to nothing other than a wasted Friday night, the lure of mys