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Lilies "Nine, ten, eleven," Lily muttered. It was very likely that she looked pretty weird right about then, sitting on the floor in front of her bookshelf while picking through a bag of mini Oreos to count the cookies. But her door was locked, so her roommates had no way to witness her descent into madness. With each cookie she counted, her heart sank a little lower. "Fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen." She sighed. Not a single cookie had been taken. Nor had any been taken for the past two weeks. She's made sure to lay out a fresh bag every few days, but the result never changed. Plucking up an Oreo, she held it in front of her eyes an

Amber’s P.o.v. Today’s the day! Hug a Human Day was finally here! Three months ago, I was trading my homemade hair dye for a new pair of pants (I can't sew for my life) at the borrower’s market in the sewers when I heard some borrowers talking about it. I had passed it over as a stupid holiday since we were supposed to stay hidden from humans but I accidentally memorized the date. It’s like when someone tells you their birthday and you forget the next minute but if someone says pee cures jellyfish burns you’re definitely going to remember THAT for the rest of your life. Anywho, as my first time ever to do this,

“Hey.” One woman nudged her husband the next day. “Do you see that?” Everyone in town was talking about the giant beanstalk that could be seen in the distance. “Is it real?” Her husband muttered. “Yes it’s real!” Jack interrupted. “I climbed it myself yesterday.” “You climbed that thing?!” The woman gasped in surprise. Jack’s pride swelled as a crowd gathered to listen. “Yep!” Jack boasted. “I’m not scared of nothin’. It went way into the clouds, and when I got up there it was land again! A land of giants. Horrible, terrifying