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Heart and Soul (Reader x...)
The girl looked at you and your sparkling blue gown in disbelief. Here, standing in front of her, was a real, live Elsa!
“Do the magic, do the magic!” she cried, just like the young Anna in the movie.
You scrunched your hands and then let a burst of magic into the air. Again, as in the movie, the magic burst mid-air and showered all of the people in line (about six families behind the one you where currently greeting, you counted) with real snow.
You’d gotten your powers when you were a freshman in high school, to only top off the other torture in the form of acne, teasing, and an inability to fit in anywhere. You couldn
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Literature
Heart and Soul (Reader x...)
The girl looked at you and your sparkling blue gown in disbelief. Here, standing in front of her, was a real, live Elsa!
“Do the magic, do the magic!” she cried, just like the young Anna in the movie.
You scrunched your hands and then let a burst of magic into the air. Again, as in the movie, the magic burst mid-air and showered all of the people in line (about six families behind the one you where currently greeting, you counted) with real snow.
You’d gotten your powers when you were a freshman in high school, to only top off the other torture in the form of acne, teasing, and an inability to fit in anywhere. You couldn
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Head Over Heels
When they say something throws you “head over heels,” they mean it completely disorients you. That was how it happened when my parents died when I was 16.
It was weeks into my junior year that it happened, just as the air was beginning to cool down. My birthday was in the fall, and my mind was whirling with possibilities of a party as I slid into our lunch table.
“Ugh, I don’t know how much longer I can take that Mark guy,” my friend Alyssa sighed, twisting her auburn hair up into a bun.
“He thought your name was Kristin,” I laughed.
“Hey, did any of you get number sixteen in the Rhetorical
Head Over Heels
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Fulminata V
Hours later, exhausted and still thinking in half a dozen various languages, I finished all of the tests.
“How did it go?” Agent Romanoff asked.
“Excusez-moi?” I replied.
She blinked, taken aback, and I suddenly realized that I’d spoken to her in French.
“Uh, fine,” I said, cracking a nervous grin. “As you can tell.”
She gave me a rare grin in response. “Excellent.” Something sounded in her ear, and I watched her bow her head slightly before placing her first two fingers over the piece in her ear, listening for a second before straightening and turning to me.
“IR
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Literature
Heart and Soul (Reader x...)
The girl looked at you and your sparkling blue gown in disbelief. Here, standing in front of her, was a real, live Elsa!
“Do the magic, do the magic!” she cried, just like the young Anna in the movie.
You scrunched your hands and then let a burst of magic into the air. Again, as in the movie, the magic burst mid-air and showered all of the people in line (about six families behind the one you where currently greeting, you counted) with real snow.
You’d gotten your powers when you were a freshman in high school, to only top off the other torture in the form of acne, teasing, and an inability to fit in anywhere. You couldn
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