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The Power of Love
#WritcoStoryPrompt86
"The Influence of Love." What exactly does that imply to you?
Write a story on it.
"The Influence of Love" is a broad topic that can encompass many different stories, depending on the direction you'd like to take it. Here's a story idea that I came up with:
Title: The Power of Love
Aurora had always been a bit of a rebel. She had grown up in a strict, wealthy household, with parents who had very clear expectations for her future. They wanted her to become the future marchioness by following in her mother's footsteps , to marry a successful man like her father, and to settle down and have children.
But Aurora had other plans. She wanted to travel the world, to experience new cultures and meet new people. She wanted to write, to create, to make a difference in the world. She wanted to live a very subtle and lowkey private middle class life away from all the press and toxic environment and traditions of the rich that was draining her creativity as well as her genuine and honest mentality which she found depressing. She was not willing to give up her innocence, dignity and integrity just follow in the footsteps of those before her who were willing to do everything and won't stop at anything just to be rich and stay rich.
But while overthinking about over the expectations her parents had for her and what she wanted for herself, Aurora didn't realize that she started to drink too much. ...
"The Influence of Love." What exactly does that imply to you?
Write a story on it.
"The Influence of Love" is a broad topic that can encompass many different stories, depending on the direction you'd like to take it. Here's a story idea that I came up with:
Title: The Power of Love
Aurora had always been a bit of a rebel. She had grown up in a strict, wealthy household, with parents who had very clear expectations for her future. They wanted her to become the future marchioness by following in her mother's footsteps , to marry a successful man like her father, and to settle down and have children.
But Aurora had other plans. She wanted to travel the world, to experience new cultures and meet new people. She wanted to write, to create, to make a difference in the world. She wanted to live a very subtle and lowkey private middle class life away from all the press and toxic environment and traditions of the rich that was draining her creativity as well as her genuine and honest mentality which she found depressing. She was not willing to give up her innocence, dignity and integrity just follow in the footsteps of those before her who were willing to do everything and won't stop at anything just to be rich and stay rich.
But while overthinking about over the expectations her parents had for her and what she wanted for herself, Aurora didn't realize that she started to drink too much. ...
