Love

If Only
Phoebe ran up the stairs in front of me. It was the only way to get in and out of the basement of the lonely house perched on the cliffside plateau. A winding highway graced the cliffs above, whipping back and forth on its way to the Lonephalt city limits only a few miles away. It might as well had been a different world all the way out here. One I used to only dream of visiting with Phoebe.
By B. M. Valdezabout a year ago in Fiction
Looking back on a hazy day
Looking back on a hazy day It was Monday, wait, no, it was Tuesday. But there was a Monday feel about it, getting back to the routine, filling the fridge again and so on. As I walked into the coffee shop all the positive vibe and enthusiasm I had felt in my body seemed to leave me all at once, as I saw his face. In that instant I knew it was over.
By Paula Smithabout a year ago in Fiction
Regarding the Death of Lilith Raine
I’m tired. 1 Nothing helps. Not therapy, not the pills, not hiding. Not pretending I’m fine when I’m not. Nothing can relieve the guilt, the shame, the horror. 2
By Steph Marieabout a year ago in Fiction
WE MET IN AN ELEVATOR DURING A BLACKOUT. THE LIGHTS CAME ON TOO SOON part- 4
The police station smelled like burnt coffee and bad decisions. I slumped on the sticky bench outside Ethan's interrogation room, watching Daniel pace in his now-rumpled shirt, phone pressed to his ear.
By Wiki Rjmabout a year ago in Fiction
Predator: Killer of Killers
The Relentless Hunter Evolved: Exploring the Predator Franchise The Predator franchise, a cornerstone of action and science fiction cinema, has captivated audiences for nearly four decades with its relentless alien hunter and thrilling confrontations. From its jungle origins to its recent forays into new territories and timelines, the evolution of the Predator saga is a testament to its enduring appeal and adaptability.
By Sikandar prasadabout a year ago in Fiction
The Lion and the Man
The sun was low over the savannah, casting long golden shadows on the parched earth. The air trembled with heat, and the far-off roar of wild beasts echoed faintly through the thin trees. It was the dry season—bitter, cruel, and fatal.
By Mansoorabout a year ago in Fiction
Why The Botanist Is Your Best Choice for Auckland Flowers Delivery
In a bustling city like Auckland, where life moves fast and emotions are often best expressed with a gesture, sending flowers remains a timeless way to connect. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, offering sympathy, planning a wedding, or simply making someone’s day, a reliable and beautifully curated Auckland flower delivery service is essential.
By sagepenmanabout a year ago in Fiction
All Systems Nominal
Iteration #512 “All systems nominal. Auxiliary and fluid mechanics are unremarkable,” I mumble under my breath. The console hums beneath my fingers as the system roars to life.
By Alexander Not a Dumasabout a year ago in Fiction
Hours
As they stood on the veranda to leave, Sylvie moved forward to hug Carter’s daughter, but Enith stepped deftly so she faced only her father.
By Anne Spollenabout a year ago in Fiction
Exquisite moments.
I stood by my upstairs window peeking out at the beginning of an exquisitely lovely summer's day. The dawn bathed the morning sun in its last soft shades of pink, orange and yellow hues.
By Antoni De'Leonabout a year ago in Fiction
How Losing Them Helped Me Find Myself
I thought I had found forever in them. You know how sometimes a person just fits? Like puzzle pieces that finally click together, making you believe that every broken relationship before this one was just a prelude to them. That’s how it felt. Like home. Like safety. Like maybe, just maybe, I didn’t have to keep searching.
By Muhammad Zohaib Khanabout a year ago in Fiction
Did You Take Your Medicine
“Leonard, did you take your medicine?” “Yes.” “There, you’re doing it again. Your meds are still on the counter.” “I took them.”
By Shrean Rafiqabout a year ago in Fiction