“No matter which way you spin this, you’re violating that poor woman.” Toshiro looked at his sister, Miko. She was livid which wasn’t surprising since she was a Human Rights Activist. For some foolish reason he had told her about Ife. Perhaps it was his guilty conscience which had been eating away at him. He… Read More Toshiro’s Violation
“It’s nice of you to walk me home,” she said, smiling shyly at him as they cut across the field. The sun cast a soft glow on her face with its large brown eyes which seemed to dance every time she looked at him, making his heart skip a beat. She was the prettiest girl… Read More The Walk Home
Thoughts of you meander through my mind like weary travelers, seeking rest but unable to find any. No matter what I do, you fill my head, defying all reason. I want to erase you from my heart and my soul but it’s hopeless. I’m your prisoner forever. 47 Words This is for the Weekend Writing… Read More Prisoner
Ma was dead and gone. There was no reason for Louisa to stay now. She stooped down and laid the wildflowers she had picked at the foot of the cross which marked Ma’s grave. Tears ran down her cheeks. She was going to miss Ma. After Da died, it was just the two of them,… Read More Finding Her Own Way /Decisions #writephoto
“What’s the matter, Matt?” Dad asked. The seven year old stood there looking disinterestedly at the fierce dragon on display. All around them people were taking photos, children were chattering with excitement as they took turns standing next to it. Matt had been looking forward to this for weeks but for some inexplicable reason he… Read More Matt’s Bummer Afternoon
She couldn’t believe that she was sitting there, watching a western with Kyle, the hottest and most popular guy on campus. It felt surreal. It was that morning when he approached her as she was closing her locker. He smiled his incredible smile as he offered to walk her to class. As they walked down… Read More The Paper
He sat back in the chair, arms over the sides, his long legs crossed, watching her as she did her stretches on the deck. He watched her, wanting her and kicking himself for it. His attraction for her was like a fever, burning him up inside and a sickness that seemed to grow worse. At… Read More The Cruise
“You’re the most infuriating, insufferable, arrogant man I have ever met,” she fumed. He looked unperturbed. “Is this what you came all the way over here to tell me?” he asked. “You could have just as easily phoned me and save yourself an hour’s drive.” “I wanted to tell you what I think of you… Read More Family Affairs
“You don’t have to be a genius to see that this relationship will not last,” commented Marie as she and Caitlin sat in the corner of a trendy restaurant in the fashionable district of Chelsea. It was celebratory dinner party for the opening of Ava’s boutique in the area. She had invited Marie, her sister-in-law… Read More The Studio
Monica was walking on the immaculate grounds of Whitmore Manor where her friend and co-worker Alex invited her to spend the afternoon. It was the day before the annual charity ball and already there was a sense of excitement and anticipation in the air. This was to be her first one since she only started… Read More The Ball
Notes to Women 