Moi:

bonjour!

j'ecris. beaucoup (i write. a lot). i just have problems finishing.

so ive got all these trailing stories and fanciful plots

that have yet to find an end.

but i'm getting there. slowly but surely (sometimes a lot more slow than sure)

and ive been getting into free prose these days rather than legit storywriting.

also, je ne suis pas francais. je suis americaine mais parfois, je parle francais. (im not french; im just weird and like to use it :D

oh and another fun fact. i use uk spelling versus american. i dunno why but i always have.

but thats not the point.

just read, enjoy, and tell me what you think :)

Stories:

here's just a bit of background on my stories--

Assassin's Creed:
Welcome to a world of sex and guns.

Welcome to the world of Guild, top facility for agents, spies, and assassins. In this entropic universe, the Guild rules all the right people, and killing is more than a job. It's what they do best.

Meet Jade and Eden. The perfect human, the perfect hitman separated into two stunning bodies, but they've got a lot more than beauty. Passionate and ready to take down the world by storm, these two are unstoppable.

But what do you do when faced with the mission to kill the only person you've ever loved?

Follow orders and pull the trigger you've pressed countless times or break the Assassin's Creed?

Welcome to a world with no tears, no regrets.
Just a game of predator and prey.

(this is honestly just kind of a random story i wrote. i dunno where it came from but its not very well done. i have yet to go back and edit/finish. but its kind of a random, action-y sorta thing. it'll be more of a romance later on but. until then...its not very well done)

BethAven:
Perfection. It used to be that people would kill for it but that's no longer the case. People are now being killed to reach it. Natural selection is used to breed a new generation, a race without flaws. What does it matter if these projects are immoral? It brings the facilities one step closer to utopia, and the fine line between natural selection and selective breeding blurs. But what difference does it make? The ends justify all means, even if the means lead to a genocide of the weak.

Where the strongest and fastest rule, Everin was never meant to survive. She was always the one nature rejected, the one to be sacrificed in order to purify the bloodlines. Lower lifeforms like her were mere mistakes, and her genes must be eliminated from the pool. But this time, Everin refuses to back down and fall into place. Not without a fight.

It no longer matters who she has to kill to win.
After all, it is the survival of the fittest.

And she's going to make it to the top
or die trying.

(this is a little more legit. i completely finished it and have edited it through a few times. im still not satisfied with the beginning--its kinda boring but i swear it gets better!--and id love any kind of criticism :) also, if you check up on names of the characters or even just the book, you'll find some interesting background -hinthint-)

The Immortal:

(this is a strange one as well. i started it ages ago and never went back. its a bit more sarcastic and i rather like adahlia. she's got a bit of a temper and is mad sardonic--like yours truly--and i kinda know where im going with it. but not really... so we'll see. your guess is as good as mine at this moment. and its a short story so imma cram it all under "chapter one" rather than try and cut it up)