Romance
Thank You for Not Fighting for Me: A Lesson in Love and Letting Go
The year is 2023, and I find myself writing a curious thank you letter, not to someone who stayed, but to someone who walked away. You, the one who once danced on the edge of my universe, leaving behind a constellation of promises whispered in the moonlight. Your absence, though initially a supernova of heartbreak, has become a supernova of clarity. It's in the quiet hum of this newfound understanding that I pen this unconventional gratitude.
By Mohamed Gamal3 years ago in Chapters
Blood Bath - Chapter 1. Content Warning.
The boy turned off the high beams, the fresh fog engulfing the car. Neither he nor his girlfriend could see anything ten feet ahead of the vehicle. The car nestled comfortably into the dirt on the side of the road, the engine still running. It shouldn't be long, hopefully, before the two are back on the road.
By Nathan Powell3 years ago in Chapters
A Techno Carol (with Apologies to Charles Dickens) - A Story in Five Parts
Part II: It was a wonderful rest. Jimmy could not remember the last time he slept that well… “Beep, beep…” That must have been his Android…or tablet? He never used the alarm on his smartwatch or desktop, so he must have…
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Chapters
A Merry Little Christmas to Us
My cruiser partner and long-time buddy, Tucker, had invited me to his place so I didn't have to face spending Christmas Eve alone after our brutal call earlier in the night. We had been dispatched to look for a missing senior citizen, who ended up wandering away from a home and freezing to death. We were both pretty shaken up by her death and didn't need to be alone and thinking about what we could have done better to prevent it.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
Harmony Hearts. Content Warning.
Sydney Fans of the new band, Whiskey River Devils , filled the Rhythm & Revelry Lounge bar in a brightly lit alleyway. Colorful graffiti jumped off the alley walls in precise lines that made it come alive. Inside the bar, excitement and curiosity filled the room. Fans ordered from a menu’s witty names the band members chose for their favorite drinks. They only had to wait another thirty minutes for the first debut. Other rock songs played overhead through the speakers around them to keep them entertained while waiting.
By Fayth Darkfell3 years ago in Chapters









