“Pressure” Puts on the Pressure
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Inside the fridge
Olivia is a 12-year-old girl who is very anxious. One day, when she opens her refrigerator, she finds something creepy inside. On the other hand, David, her 18-year-old brother, doesn't see anything out of the ordinary inside, so he helps her take out two eggs to make a cake. David leaves the house and Olivia begins to prepare her recipe, when she accidentally knocks over an egg and it breaks. Olivia must overcome her fear of what is inside the refrigerator in order to cook the cake she needs. This story talks about how we deal with our fears day by day and how we can't run away from them, it's better to face them.
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Olivia is a 12-year-old girl who is very anxious. One day, when she opens her refrigerator, she finds something creepy inside. On the other hand, David, her 18-year-old brother, doesn't see anything out of the ordinary inside, so he helps her take out two eggs to make a cake. David leaves the house and Olivia begins to prepare her recipe, when she accidentally knocks over an egg and it breaks. Olivia must overcome her fear of what is inside the refrigerator in order to cook the cake she needs. This story talks about how we deal with our fears day by day and how we can't run away from them, it's better to face them.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Isabella Conconi
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