Young Adult
The Boy and His Candle
“I just... I feel, I FEEL like I’m going crazy. I feel like I’m slowly fading away, out of reality.” Benjamin looks away from his therapist and takes off his glasses, something he does often. The idea that there is a barricade from what is in front of his eyes bothers him, even if it IS meant to help.
By Kay-Cee Ballejos3 years ago in Fiction
Feels Like Magic
There was a small, hidden village, full of spells and potions. In this beautiful, thriving community was a young boy named Jax. Jax was the only person in the village who was unhappy; the reason for this was that he had no heart. He was born without one, leaving him empty, cold, and distant. He had no care in the world, as he was numb. He didn’t care about the consequences of his actions.
By Kay-Cee Ballejos3 years ago in Fiction
Love on the Korean Road: A Comedy of Errors
As soon as Jae saw her at the library, he knew she was the one. She had an infectious laugh, and her smile lit up the room. Jae tried to approach her, but his nervousness got the best of him. For days, he lurked around the library, trying to catch a glimpse of her again.
By Ahmet BOLEL3 years ago in Fiction
Window Seat
It’s always been tough for me around this time of year. People say the high you feel from true love can be one that's hard to get rid of. That explains why I haven't been able to move on. I would sleep away the day in hopes to see her in my dreams. But my therapist told me excessive sleeping isn't healthy. I remember asking her if it's normal to wish you were dead just to be united with your partner. Her answer was one that I didn't want to hear but ultimately needed to because it was true. She said a life without love is not a life at all. She went on to say the love I lost and keep trying to recapture or relive is evidence that I still have more love to give. A part of me wants to believe her yet I can't help but feel like I would betray Eileen.
By Rudy Avila Gonzalez3 years ago in Fiction
First Time On A Plane
The daughter knew she was in trouble the moment the safety demonstration ended, and seat belt lights turned on. She felt the cramps below her belly button as the stewards showed everyone how to inflate their life vests and felt the wetness once the plane took air.
By Alfie Jane3 years ago in Fiction
Lucky High Flyer
I settled myself into my seat and began looking around. The flight wasn’t to full, which meant I could potentially get some work done on this flight. I continued to glance around and prayed as hard as I could that there would be one of two things; no babies, a hot guy for me to talk to.
By Melissa Cunningham Barr3 years ago in Fiction









