Short Story
Discipulcide
"Excellent work! Just spectacular!" Kristen Boyle's exclamation was in regards to her pupil, Tracey Goodman, who had been under Kristen's tutelage for over a week. Tracey had dreams of becoming an author; she had her first book halfway done, but that was the point where writer's block set in. She learned about Kristen via an online ad, which Tracey answered immediately, as she couldn't pass up the chance of being taught by a famous author.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Jack and the Elevator
Jack started at the ground level. as he worked his way up the Wilmington, Delaware skyscraper, he saw his life in little snippets of memory. He saw his father, Rodney, who struggled so much to provide a comfortable life for him in their humble abode. They possessed very few items. Those they did have, either malfunctioned or could be valued as worthless. This included the car.
By Skyler Saunders2 years ago in Fiction
The Ultimate Desire
Clare Foster still couldn't process what she was going through. It can be said that she's too young to experience such a loss, she was only 24. Despite this, she just came from a funeral of someone who was dear to her: her husband, Matt Foster. They were only married for a year. They were college sweethearts. Yet after that, Clare ended up a widow.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Cold-Blooded
"Hello, I am police captain Sabrina Masters. As you know, this case is personal to me, but I have spent 19 years dealing with gripping cases like this, and I see no difference here. The victim is my husband, Richard Masters, who was found dead in the bedroom. The last person to see him alive was this woman, Joyce Randall, who suddenly disappeared without a trace. If you have any information about the whereabouts of Ms. Randall, please contact us."
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Big and Bad Danger
Her footsteps moved quicker and quicker, as did her heart rate. She could her someone calling for her. "Carla..." An ominous tone that brought chills to young Carla Hood, who was donning a red hoodie to hide from sight as much as possible, but despite this, someone was coming for her...someone who had known her.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Saving Aurora
Dr. Malena Culver is always on the call at all hours of the day, medical doctors usually are. It was definitely the case late one evening, as while she was spending time with the love of her life, Reagan Schultz. The call centered on a patient at Malena's hospital, and it was someone who was pretty close to her: Aurora Curtis, Malena's longtime best friend.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Snow White and the Gambit
For Carissa White, it was a roller coaster of emotions. A car crash claimed the life of her father, Jameson White, and left his second wife, Danica Mendez, hospitalized but alive. Carissa was close with her father, who nicknamed her "Snow" because she was born on a snowy December evening, and losing him came 18 months after the sudden passing of his first wife, Carissa's mother, Lauren White.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
One In Every Crowd
It was a grueling case for the entire police department, but the very member who had the most pressure was Victoria Chandler. After all, she was the captain, the very person who was the most responsible for this case being solved. Now, after a year, the ordeal was finally put to bed.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Closure
For Dr. Arianna Troy, it was another day full of sessions; she definitely had a sense of feeling when it came to helping her patients with any and all problems they had. Just as she was about to all it another day, Arianna was informed that she had one more patient scheduled. This drew confusion, as Arianna didn't recall a scheduled appointment, but before she could protest, her unexpected last patient of the day made a beeline for her office.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
The Pursuit
Monica's heart was racing. She didn't expect to be found out at a crowded nightclub, but she was, and she raced out of there in a flash. Monica walked as fast as she could, but it seemed like the pursuit was still continuing. It wasn't far between the club and the building she lived in, and Monica managed to enter the building and make it safely in the elevator.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
