November Story Challenge 2009 - The Gift

Unequal Gifts


Unequal gifts

by Jennifer Brock

Sibling rivalry is a powerful thing. Sixteen years of his twin sister receiving obviously superior presents sends a boy into an unusual battle of wills with his father. How far is he willing to go to prove a point? (This one runs a little longer than the challenge guidelines wanted.)

The Jacket

My hot tears streamed down my chilled cheeks. Not even the late fall cold could cool the burning hurt within that spilled out from me.

Silence is Golden

Silence is Golden

Patricia Marie Allen's Story

I’ve heard others say that being transgendered is a gift. This is the story of how my gift worked out in my life.

Cynthia and the Christmas Gift

Cynthia and the Christmas Gift
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By Portia Bennett

While researching Cindy and Bobbie’s adventures, I found a reference to a little event that occurred during their Christmas break when they were in high school. Some of the details weren’t available, but I think you can probably fill in what happened.

A Gift for Alex

A Gift for Alex

Imagine if you will the snug bar of a country pub. A bored but dutiful landlord and a solitary customer. A customer with a problem ....

Where is My Gift?

We often ask of the world, ‘What has life given me?’ This is my answer. It isn’t especially poetic and it isn’t particularly dramatic. It’s just life. My life.

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Where is My Gift?

by SuZie

The Gift from Maggie

I know I keep you amused, but I feel I’m being used. All I needed was a friend to lend a guiding hand. I couldn’t have tried anymore. You stole my heart.

One Last Game

One Last Game

Melanie Ezell

What is love? Sometimes it's giving up everything you want for the sake of someone else's happiness -- even if just for one last game.

For the BCTS November story challenge

It Wasn't in the Cards

“Look, children, let us focus on what ta do now. Until I sleep, dis change can be undone, but only by you, Charlie. I give ta you de power over de fate o' your friends.”

From within her bosom, Mama Lavise pulled out a locket and opened it before Charlie. In it were two tiny worry dolls, one brown and in trousers and a t-shirt, the other pink and in a dress.

“Switch de dolls' clothin' ta make things as dey were. You have 'til I get home an' lay me head down. Good day, children.”

Please enjoy my submission for the November Story Challenge 2009 - The Gift, It Wasn't in the Cards.

- EKitty

My Parent's Gift To Me

My Parent's Gift To Me

By Stanman63
Thanks To JennaFL For Proofing

Synopsis:When Robin finds the girl inside, it leads to a journey of discovery and acceptance as her parents seek to fulfill her desire for completion which ends in her joy when she finds herself complete.

Brown Eyes

It's the unexpected gifts that are the sweetest.

Brown Eyes

By Ricky

And So It Goes

And So It Goes

By Kristina L.S.

A great gift but with pain attached, and then there's the little things.

 

The Last Christmas

The Last Christmas

by Andrea Lena Dimaggio

I Am Like Water

I Am Like Water
by:
Lilith Langtree


On Mid-Autumn's Day, Rich Ockerson received a gift from his best friend's uncle that had far reaching consequences.

Tis a Gift

Clarence Bariss needs to find clemency, for acts he did, and didn't do.

The Gift

Melissa has one last gift to give her father.

The Gift
by Kristine Roland

Edited and proofread by Angela Rasch

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