November 27, 1946 is the last day I remember sitting in the comfort of my home by the stone fireplace built by my father. The warmth of the fire blanketed my skin as I read another housekeeping guide. I always wanted to expand my interests and pick up a copy of “The Pursuit of Love” by Nancy Mitford just for the hell of it. My … Continue reading Louise’s Lobotomy by Jaidallyn Andrews
“Girl, that was so much fun!” Becky said as we got into her new BMW that her mom bought her for her birthday. “OMG, I know. When Tom got on the table and poured beer all over his date, I nearly died!” We laughed as we remembered the events of the night. She pulled up to my house. “Remember, we have a lunch date tomorrow … Continue reading Wrong Number by Makayla Snow
On the night of October 30th, 1998, Jessica Adams and Robert Adams were murdered in cold blood outside of a casino in Vegas. They were on their honeymoon at the time. They had gotten married because they had a beautiful baby girl named Ellie-May. Now this family wasn’t like any other family, they were a family with many secrets. Secrets that her parents took to … Continue reading The Letter by Emily Staebler
Today had started like any normal day. I woke up. I went to work. I worked until 6:00 P.M. because I was behind on things. I walked home. I saw a phone at my doormat. I shouldn’t have picked it up. I knew something was off with it just sitting there, but my curiosity had gotten the better of me. I picked it up and … Continue reading Untitled by Candice Payne
“EW! GET AWAY FROM ME YOU FREAK! AH!” I quickly picked up my tray and started to pick up the food off the floor. Evelyn Steven screamed as she grabbed her white Gucci shirt that was stained with red sauce. “Whoa, calm down babe. It’s not that bad. Just go change.” Tristan Morgan, our school’s quarterback, was a rich kid who moved here a few … Continue reading The Other Side by Makayla Snow
¨Adams¨, ¨Jack¨, ¨O Pos¨, these were the details I noticed as I held the tags in my hand, the tags of my subordinate, the tags of my friend. It all fell apart in our last mission everything came toppling down. There were nine men under my command, and they were no more. They were gone. Everything I did, I did wrong, I led my men … Continue reading The Beasts and the Burden by Jayden Rhodes
It was a Tuesday. I had just moved to this small, beat down, and quite odd, new town, in efforts to start a new life. I spent hours at the town’s Courthouse. The second I ventured into this, what seemed to be a crap hole, I knew I may have made a mistake. Everyone gazed at me with looks of “what the hell?” and “who … Continue reading Mind Reader by Jenna Perry
It was a typical day for the 22 year old Sasha Rose. She got up, ate breakfast, went to her lab, ate dinner, then went to sleep. This was what she did everyday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. She didn’t bother communicating with anyone, mainly because it was no longer necessary to do so. If she ever needed to communicate with someone, all she … Continue reading I Want to Be Able to Talk Again by Candice Payne
“Finally!!!!” Screamed Grognag the Orc warlord. “There’s nowhere to go Arthur, the rest of your Britians have been defeated by my clan.” King Aruthur had finally been trapped in a narrow pass somewhere in Northern Wessex. Trapped between Grognag’s brute hunters and the rip in time where the Orcs came from, Aruthur began to draw his sword. Suddenly the rip started to make noise and … Continue reading Untitled by Kenny Hendershot
“Begin typing here,” she read out loud as it echoed in the cold, dark, back room of her two story house. Phoenix tapped her glasses. A projection in front of her, that only she could see, quickly came up with a neon blue keyboard. She didn’t know what to type yet. She was lost. She knew that she would eventually come up with something to … Continue reading Phoenix and The Eyes of Oldwin by Jordan Chinchello
