Construct a Sentence with the last word of the previous sentence.

[Qapla]

"Baby" is frequently used as a pet name or term of affection for a romantic partner, or it can also refer to something someone is deeply invested in, like a project or venture. 

[dljbsp]

Venture beyond the familiar comforts of routine, and you may find that the most transformative experiences—those that deepen your faith, test your resolve, and reveal Jehovah’s enduring care—often lie just past the borders of fear and uncertainty.

[Qapla]

Uncertainty is wondering if a response in this thread should be in the form is a question or a statement.

[dljbsp]

Statement after statement poured from the witness stand like a slow, deliberate unraveling of thread from a tightly wound spool, each word carefully chosen to shield the truth just enough to satisfy the letter of the law while leaving the spirit gasping for breath.

[Qapla]

Breath expelled close to the glass left a foggy mist on the mirror.

 

[dljbsp]

Mirror, propped like it had opinions of its own, angled just enough to catch the one sliver of lamplight that hadn’t given up for the night, decided to throw that glow across the room with all the subtlety of a stagehand on espresso, suddenly turning a pile of unfolded laundry into a shadowy monster auditioning for a horror film while the ficus, looked like it had seen things it would never be able to unsee.

[Qapla]

Unsee the horror may not be possible.