The book of John Doe
The Baroness looks at you, genuine worry etched across her features. Continue Reading
Passages or chapters from novels
The Baroness looks at you, genuine worry etched across her features. Continue Reading →
The baroness looks at you inquisitively as you pocket the diamonds. Continue Reading →
As you think out loud, you notice a lone Bedouin riding nearby Continue Reading →
Hearing this, the boy’s eyes widen—vast and gleaming, like the wide web of humanity that binds all people together. Continue Reading →
As you think out loud, you notice a lone Bedouin riding nearby. Continue Reading →
The boy seems reticent to give an answer, so you encourage him: Continue Reading →
—Firstly, allow me to prove my loyalty to you — she says, presenting you with a small bag filled with diamonds. Continue Reading →
Hearing this, the boy’s eyes widen—vast and gleaming, like the wide web of humanity that binds all people together. Continue Reading →
The boy’s eyes widen, vast and gleaming—like the world wide web of humanity that binds all men together. Continue Reading →
As you speak out loud, you notice a lone Bedouin riding nearby. Continue Reading →