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3 Souls Deep: Part 23 Souls Deep: Part Two
By, Sarai Kagamine
When Lukas woke up, he went to check on Kjersti, like he did every morning. He walked quietly to the place where she had slept that night, and saw that Kjersti, nor Sarai were there.
He kept calm, for he knew that panicking would get him nowhere. Lukas sat against the wall and waited for somebody to wake up. He grew too worried, and wept quietly.
About ten minutes later, Arthur woke up to the sound of Lukas' muffled cries. Arthur sat down next to him and put a hand on his shoulders.
"What's the matter?" Arthur asked.
Lukas looked up at Arthur, "K-Kjersti and Sarai are gone," he choked out.
"What?" Arthur reacted in surprise.
"I don't know where they went, I woke up and they weren't there!"
"Oh my! What are we to do?"
Soon after the question was stated, Emil awoke with a churning stomach and a pounding head. He cried out in pain, and tried to get the attention of someone.
Lukas ran over to Emil and lifted him into his arms.
"S

3 Souls Deep: Part One3 Souls Deep: Part One
By, Sarai Kagamine
It was late December, 1628. A family of four was huddled together in a corner of their small, decaying house, trying to get any kind of warmth. This family lived together in Great Grimsby, Britain. As hard as they tried, nobody would hire anyone from the family to work on the port.
This family was known as the Kirklands. Each family member came from different parts of the United Kingdom. The oldest, Darenell Kirkland, came from Scotland. The two middle children were fraternal twins. Anwen Kirkland, and Sarai Valkira. Their last names were different because Sarai liked to be solitary and isolated from the family. These twin sisters were from different parts of Wales. The youngest was named Arthur Kirkland. He was the only family member who lived in England his entire life.
Sarai and Darenell were particularly fond of each other, whereas the same applied to Anwen and Arthur. Darenell was a very protective person, and would kill for his dea

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Every Christmas...by ~SaraiKagamine

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Yes, I really say this to my mom, every Christmas.

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~nuclearfirework Jan 18, 2013 Hobbyist Writer

ROFL

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~LoveKoreaHetalia1 Jul 16, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

LOL

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~LoveKoreaHetalia1 Jul 16, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

LOL

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Mood: Cheerful

~Chinastu225 Apr 5, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

HAha! SCREW SANTA! I believe in this guy! BWAHAHAHAHA

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~kayniakaya Apr 1, 2012 Student Writer

I'm going to confuse the hell out of my entire family this Christmas, thank you for this!

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~KimikoSaharai Mar 31, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Bwahahahaha!!! Screw Santa! Believe in this guy!!! So funny!!

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~SaraiKagamine Mar 31, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

I do!

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~Org-XIII-4-Ever Mar 19, 2012 Hobbyist

I'm going to start saying that to my mom XD

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~SaraiKagamine Mar 19, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

No! You need to do that and what my friend did! Her parents wouldn't let her use cookies and milk, so she put out cookies, milk, and a sign that said, "For Finland". Her dad took a picture. Finny forever!

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~Tribal-Girl Jan 15, 2012

I am now adopting that as my new stance regarding Santa's existence.

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