Remus Lupin knew two things. He was a monster. A monster in love with his best friend, Sirius Black. He spent all summer thinking about it, and it wouldn’t leave his mind. “Hellooo, earth to Moony.” A hand was waving in front of his face. He reached out and grabbed it. “You know I’m feeling crappy. Leave me alone Prongs.” “I’m sorry. I forgot your … Continue reading Realization by Madison Harvey

Ian and Declan watched Emily walk away from their home, for the last time. She had been undercover to gain all inside details regarding the highly dangerous criminal Ian Doyle. Throughout her assignment she had to act as if she was truly in love with a psychotic criminal. Not to mention she also had to endure the responsibilities of being a “mother” to Declan, his … Continue reading The Death of Emily Prentiss by Harly Didawick

My creation was that of a miracle, I guess. I worked myself half to death to spin a world of my creation. A little web for my prey. I didn’t start with much, only able to create a few mindless minions and my world wasn’t that big. Even through my limited world, I successfully stole two youthful children from the real world. A boy, energetic … Continue reading Other by Jada Dean

The end was actually just the beginning. I woke up sweating one morning because I had a dream that the world was about to end as we know it. My palms were sweaty and I could barely stand as I went over to my touch pad to order water from our personal robot who cooks and cleans for us, programmed specifically to our house. I … Continue reading Phase Two by Aubrey Lackey

I live in a society where sometimes crime isn’t credited to the person who committed it. Every person that fits between the ages 18 and 65 are given a list of tasks that must be finished before their next birthday. If one fails to do this, they are put on death row. At least one million people fail a task before their time is up. … Continue reading Operation: Kill the President by Madison Harvey

Holly rolled over in her bed, groggy eyes watching the alarm clock with disdain. It beeped loudly, piercing her eardrums. She pulled the plug out of the wall and closed her eyes to go back to sleep, but was woken up by her phone. She pulled her phone out of her pocket, and turned it on, scratching her wirey blond hair as she sat up, … Continue reading On the Inside by Cody Doorn

The weather is starting to change now, opening up a new path for me, and him. He who uses my body in the worst ways possible. Sure, it might be a woman, but the grasp he has on me is one only a man is capable of. The hands that held a tight grip that didn’t leave any marks.  It might be the demons, the … Continue reading Marie’s Mind by Madison Harvey

Their ghostly bodies and anger ridden faces consumed me entirely as I took my first step through that decrepit door. Back in the dusty and untouched room in my church, there has always been this slender and odd looking door. I had always been obsessed with the idea of opening it because I longed for an answer. What is behind that door? One day when … Continue reading The Whispers by Aubrey Lackey

Today the gray clouds seem to hang a little lower over Mona’s head than usual, their looming shapes shadowing her in the darkness. They follow every puddle her frequently scrubbed boots step in and blur her vision, but fail miserably at blocking out the echoing voices around her.  Can you believe her outfit? They repeatedly whisper. No wonder her dad left her. She wraps her … Continue reading The Perfect Image by Chloe Riggs

The mud-saturated tires crunch the mixture of gravel and twigs as the worn-out red pickup truck rolls down the road, dust flying in its wake. It only has a few scratches here and there, but with the dent on the left side and the paint chipping off, it isn’t the truck that is prized on its good looks. Instead, it’s mocked by the people who … Continue reading Kenneth by Chloe Riggs