Fiction
Pathos Of Lieran. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Disclaimer: This story is the original idea of the author however the author has used AI Assistance during the drafting process. Manual editing was carried out after to ensure narrative adherence as well as proper grammar and pacing
By Cyrus The Mystic3 months ago in Chapters
There Ain’t No Love Left in the Pot!
Last episode , Ben’s world had turned upside down; some good, some not so good. ‘Dumb-ass jelly bean!’ was how Calvernicus had described Ben. He was offended. He put it out of his mind because, on the good side, he was spending the next week with ‘one-on-one’ with Tina. He could not wait.
By Calvin London3 months ago in Chapters
Who Will Find Them?
A cell phone rang at 2:45 p.m. The caller was beyond irate and demanded his money back. He had been eagerly awaiting a delivery that had never arrived. If he weren’t fully reimbursed the original fee plus an additional inconvenience fee of 20%, bodies would fall. Tiffany, the woman receiving the call, did her best to appease the irate customer, explaining as best as she could that, unfortunately, unforeseen problems arise from time to time, but he would be made whole, plus his next order was on the house. Upon hearing the counteroffer, the caller dialed back the rhetoric.
By Mark Gagnon3 months ago in Chapters
Q
Q scrambled through his garage, opening every taped box, pulling out every file cabinet drawer, and looking under every pile of unorganized mess that he himself couldn’t believe existed. These past five years had Q’s mind and environment in a way that prior to, he would have never accepted. So he searched. Determined to let his wife know she was special, even if he didn’t have the words to tell her. Q’s phone vibrated on a small end table just out of his reach, making him lose his balance off the stepladder and drop the glass-framed love letter he held in his hand from Sarah, which usually sat up high above his office desk. Q answered the phone, but his mellow and consistent tone would allow no one to know what was really going on in Q’s heart or mind. The 5 minute “temperature check” he had gotten used to from Trich was probably the only thing he was still good at these days. Well, that and how to position his phone just right whenever one of them dared to FaceTime. After answering all of Trich’s questions without answering all of Trich's questions, Q’s stomach growled loud enough for anyone to hear. Good for Q he was always alone when he was in his garage. Only a customer ready to pay and pick up their car could disturb his peace when he was there. As he walked over to open the refrigerator, he shook his head, knowing it couldn’t be in there, but looked anyway. Instead, he found all the precooked meals from Toni. He grinned at the thought of her, but knew he couldn’t waste time eating. Suddenly Q remembered one last place it could be. He moved the bulky and very heavy entertainment center, Korrine thought would be a good idea to have in his legit work garage, that she interpreted as a “man cave” and, there it was. Sitting perfectly on the shelf where he last left it. He opened the velvet green box that once belonged to his mother and smiled to himself in anticipation.
By Saba Author of a Philly Love Story3 months ago in Chapters
Headhunters
The morning air felt cool against my warm skin as I swung the axe again. Then watched the two halves of the cut log fall away into two more pieces. I'd already cut more wood for today than necessary. But I still had yet to work out my frustrations.
By McKenzie McQuade3 months ago in Chapters
Ben Becomes a Compliance Officer - Well, kind of!
In the last episode , Ben got through the internal audit. He began to change his view of Doug Selfrightous, the auditor who seemed to be against him. Ben was (dare I say it?) even starting to feel sorry (just a little bit!) for these Compliance people!
By Calvin London3 months ago in Chapters
