Omg.... it's been so long. So I'm actually open to more thoughts and ideas but I guess I'll just start with a bump here, just in case
OK, I'm not sure what I ate before bed that made me think of this one, or a Muppet song I haven't heard in ten years, especially now that I look at it a year later, but here it goes. This is a tragedy romance, but the tragedy comes first. A boy or girl loses their love to death, then later ends up in a car wreck. The story is about the character traveling a bizzar world following a rainbow. There are three possible endings which amount to the character dying, remaining in a coma, or waking up. The details I will leave quiet, partially because I do not know them myself. This is kinda like What Dreams May Come meets Alice in Wonderland meets Wizard of Oz. You would play the character, I will play everything else. I'm not positive I can actually still do this, but I still remember where I was going with it and how it ends, so I am willing to give it a try.
Myra Barry had always been lucky back home. Luck of the Irish had not been simply a joke around her, and everyone knew it. Even accidents that hurt had a tendency to turn into something beneficial in the end. Granny Barry had always said they fairies were 'watchin ova they own' when Myra would walk away from something that should have killed her, like the time she feel from the tree, tumbling down branch after branch only to land on her feet at the bottom when she was 7. Or at the bar when the Leary's decided Myra had been cheating at cards. Myra had accidentally taken a broke pool stick in the back that miraculously missed everything vital. That incident had ended a five year family feud and earned her a date with the cute elder son of that family. The scar on her back had healed almost perfectly, and had grouped the freckled that ran down her back into a tiny four leafed clove like a tramp stamp at the small of her back. Granny Barry called it a sign. She had been initially denied for the University of Missouri in Columbia as a foreign student. She was not sure she could afford the trip anyway, but then two things happened that caused Granny Barry to cackle for hours as Myra packed. Myra's uncle had passed away, leaving Myra a substantial amount of money, and a month after getting the denial letter she had received a call stating that a student that had been accepted could not afford the trip, and it was hers if she wanted it. Myra accepted immediately. She had only been in Missouri a week when she found the House of Spades. It was supposed to be a historical house, and walking distance to her classes, but they were asking very little for it. She was able to buy it, a bike, a new laptop, and all her books, and still had enough to make it through college without getting a job. She probably would get one anyway, but it was nice not to be forced to. The house was even almost completely furnished. With being from another country, and with the grades she held, she was going with almost no tuition due to scholarship and grands she had earned. Myra had chalked the looks she got when asking for directions to the house to her accent, or maybe even her freckles, Americans didn't seem as used to them as the Irish were, but she got the feeling they had something to do with the house. The college town was beautiful and busy with students running around to prepare for next week. She would be joining them tomorrow, but today she was going to settle in to the House of Spades, and relax. She smiled as the taxi pulled up to the Spades. She had only been in the house twice. Once to look around, which she did for nearly an hour, marveling at the deal she had gotten. The second time was to bring the majority of her stuff and set it in the living room before bolting back out the door. She was ecstatic then, and even now as she stood on the curb, looking up at the house she now owned. A house her parents would have never dreamed of having, and the house she may very well spend the rest of her life in.
For two days Ivy wondered the sewers as the thing spoke to her, telling her what it could do, what They could do, and in the end, she accepted it, not that she had a choice. She was welcomed home, and things went back to normal, no one able to implicate her in the butchery in the alley, though she still watched the news carefully. There were a couple witnesses that heard her screams for help, and then theirs. A one said he saw what looked like a black mass of tentacles killing the boys. Police even got a blurred image of her face from one of the boys cellphones. It looked like Venom's. Like her father's. She was careful to avoid that side of town from then on, going about her life as if nothing had happened. Maybe no one would notice. It wasn't the police she worried about. Venom had powerful enemies on both sides of the superhuman line. She just wanted to live her life, not be hunted for her father's life.
The old house on North End street looked abandoned and run down from the outside, but the locals knew better. People were known to have disappeared in that house, and those who managed to make it out babbled about the place being haunted. Police had scoped out the house, only to find it empty. All people truly know, is that since strange noises started coming from the house at night, crime had almost completely stopped. Partuxet Subdivision was once a rich, fancy neighborhood, and most of the houses are still owned by the descendents of their founders, but crime had driven the rich out. Soon, only gangs and run always lived in the walled in community of decaying buildings. That is until the monster came to live there. One night, there was a massive gun fight behind the walls of Partuxet. Screams, gun shots, and curses echoed through the night. Police where called, managing to capture some gang members, but these prisoners were running away, and only babbled about a monster in the shadows. By morning, every gang member had been killed or arrested. The dead had been savagely ripped apart, the living traumatized for life by what they had seen... or didn't see. A complete sweep of the area revealed no monster, nor any living thing that could have committed the slaughter the cops had to wade through. That was 10 years ago. The gates to Partuxet remain closed and locked, though kids still slip in for cheap thrills, and gangsters sneak in in an attempt to reclaim their stolen turf. The kids get the thrills they were after, and always make it out alive... though therapy is often involved in the aftermath. The gang members are never heard from again. Tonight was a clear calm night with a cool breeze that drifted through the over grown trees of the street. Sandra had not had to deal with intruders in a couple of days, and had decided to relax. The "other", as she called it, cushioned her as she lay on the floor of the attic, staring out at the moon. Tendrils of the other slid through the walls of the house, checking for rats or rot. She was excited, though she didn't know why. Something made her shiver with anticipation, but like with most things that encompassed her thoughts, she did not know if that meant fun or food.
Tina sighed deeply as she leaned back in the lawn chair on the back porch. What a couple decades it had been. Her online journalism had taken off nicely, allowing her to support the two of them nicely. They were by no means rich, but they didn't want for anything either. Part of that was due to the generosity and humbleness she had exercised and instilled in her son. They lived alone on the outskirts of town on the top of a tall hill. From the back porch they could gaze out over the city, yet had no neighbors within a mile on all sides. She had saved enough money to pay for her son to go to college for 8 years in secret, but had also insisted that he work for his tuition. All things Eric had planned before he died. She sighed again, fiddling with her wedding ring with her thumb as she took a long drink of her wine. She hadn't had alcohol in over 10 years, and she moaned softly with the familiar warming as it spread all through her. The night was warm, but a cool breeze blew through the skimpy silk robe she wore to partially cover her nude frame. She hadn't worn this in over a decade either, not since her son... And more notably her son's friends were old enough to take notice. She had over heard them talking about her before, and it had never bothered her... frankly it aroused the he'll out of her, but she had tried so hard to give her son a normal childhood. She blushed deeply as she ran her fingers through her freshly showered hair, remembering his friends teasing words about what they would do with her, especially as they got older. If only they knew.... (Name).... he had grown up into such a man. Just like his father. His girlfriend was such a lucky girl if she knew what she had... Tina wondered how (Name)s date was going. She blushed again thinking of the similarities between him and his father, wondering how far that similarity went. She smiled, licking the wine slowly from her lips as she watched the sun setting. Somewhere in the city, a single firecracker went off, signaling the 2 hour warning for the firework show. The time when (Name) and Tina dropped what they were doing, grabbed their drinks and snacks and headed for the back porch. The 4th was special, not just because it was her birthday. Eric had proposed to her on that day. They were married on that day. (Name) have been conceived on that day. And that was also the day Eric and Tina discovered the darker sides to their sex life. It had become a tradition.... and this was the first year she would spend it alone. That is why she was treating herself. Shower, wine, Perfume, and nudity. Absolute comfort... and loneliness.
Jennifer was having the time of her life. She had just bought a house in the country, using her inheritance, wisely she had invested enough that she never had to work again. She popped in her earbuds as she headed out her back door. There was no one near her for hours, acres of forest on all sides. It was just her and nature, and she was going to go enjoy it. Jennifer was a country girl, and had spent most of her life outdoors. She wasn't scared of the woods, nor the animals. She had actually spent some time in college as an environmental activist. That's where she learned about the house. Her parents had died in a plane crash a few months before graduation, and while she finished off her degree, she was at a complete loss as to what to do after school. One of the local activists, Markous Brodey, was losing the battle with cancer. He had a several hundred acre reserve that had been in his family for generations that held one of the purest natural habitats for wolves in the country. People had been trying to buy him out, but he continuously refused. Once the news of his cancer got out, the harassment stopped. He was old, had no family, and it appeared his land would be left to the state. That is until Markous met Jennifer. Markous offered her the land dirt cheap, and moved to a retirement on the beach in Croatia. Jennifer graduated and moved into her new home and responsibilities. Jennifer was no stranger to guns, or government conspiracies, so she kept the house well guarded, and left the phones off. She was told a small pack of wolves had moved in, but she hadn't heard or seen them, so figured they had kept going with the noises of her moving in. Normally she was modest, but out here, she had no shame, and headed out the door in nothing but a sports bra, yoga shorts, and a pair of shoes. Her well fit body ready for the healthy jog. The bra held her covered, but allowed for a bounce that she was not used to, causing her nipples to harden, but she simply giggled and continued on, knowing no one was nearby to see. Her blonde ponytail bouncing with carefree abandon behind her. Jennifer was a loner, and needed no friends. She was a virgin, and proud of it. She was never able to find a man her style anyway. She wanted someone loyal and loving, but would fuck her like an animal. Who couldn't contain his desire for her, and would use her body to pleasure himself, but wouldn't look down on her for that. Yeah, like that kind of person existed today. Jennifer's powerful legs carried her through the forest like she belonged there, her flexible body dodging trees and branches like a care free doe. The happy beats of Galic Storm sliding into her ear through the headphones as she lost herself in the beautiful forest. She had no idea where she was by the time she had to stop to take a breath, but there was a long log that made a convenient bench for her to lay back on and breath. The music from her headphones, the warm sun poring down over her sweating body, and the cool massaging breeze, however, quickly lulled her to sleep. Her dreams, like so many since puberty, were about her dream man laying over her and taking her. Sliding down her body and eating her out, causing her body to react, though she slept, her juices moistening the yoga shorts. Soft whispers escaped her slightly parted lips as her back arched slightly from time to time, causing her curvy hips to give small little rolls to her phantom lover.