Cashier.
Cashier.

Cashier.

Synopsis

There was a gift box on the table. There shouldn't be a gift box on the table.
14+Completed Story~49min

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Allyssa aka Nard

Allyssa aka Nard

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“This story was one that I found by chance, and I think it was one of the best shorts I've ever read. The description is impeccable, and all suspense caused by the chapters is manipulated in a divine way. This is possibly one of the best stories to deal with madness and obsession, with a wonderfully well written end”

Total: 9,861 words
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Surpresa.

2,062 words•~11 min
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Kelly.

1,072 words•~6 min
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Na estrada.

1,284 words•~7 min
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Marshmallows.

1,109 words•~6 min
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Dan.

1,467 words•~8 min
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Uma pausa romântica.

1,115 words•~6 min
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Um pouco de contexto.

1,752 words•~9 min

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