SandsOfEternalTime

After finding Abu in the middle of a heist gone wrong and saving him from two livid merchants covered in melon and mango pulp and juice, Aladdin managed to drag his best monkey friend back into the alley in the Quarter, right where he placed the strange lamp. “I know this sounds super weird, and trust me, I know it does,” Aladdin explained to Abu. “But I’m telling you, this is the voice I heard from my dream. Whatever this all is, it must be fate, destiny or something in-between.” Abu rolled his eyes at the excited banter that Aladdin was spewing. If only he didn’t get greedy for once and try to hit up tw

The desert sun rose on the expansive kingdom of Agrabah. The merchants returned to their stalls to prepare their wares for the day's earnings, the bakers heated up their ovens and all the other citizens were beginning to stir as the city came back to life. However, somewhere above the main street, in a desolate hideaway from all the other houses and buildings, a young man named Aladdin was still deep in slumber. He could swear he could see, no, feel the presence of someone else close to him. Turning around, he could see the silhouette of a person walking around him, a cloud of red and brown almost dancing in its steps. He attempted to reach

The University of Calgary was a grand place to be in. Over seven thousand students, from diverse backgrounds and upbringings, were all gathered together to pursue education and hopefully get a fulfilling career after graduation. That was certainly the mindset that Caitlin had when she chose Business Management as her major. She had experience as a team leader and was able to handle money well – at least, while she normally suppressed the urge to spend money on the first cute outfit she saw.   However, her friend Nikki was a different story. Deciding to go into East Asian Studies to pursue some sort of job involving her culture, Nikki co