Love

A Slice of Life
There she was, sitting alone in a cafe, again, wondering if she had just made the biggest mistake of her life. She had always dreamed of that perfect life, married to the perfect guy, with the perfect house with the white picket fence, and two little children running around the yard. Now she was worried that dream could never become a reality for her.
By Jackie Boos5 years ago in Fiction
Chocolate At The End
“You know, I never really liked chocolate cake.” She sits across from me with her hands in her lap. Usually, they’re wrapped around her steaming cup of coffee as she savors the warmth. Her hands are always cold.
By Monique Martin5 years ago in Fiction
Nurture
- Mama? Tell me the story again, about great grandma Vivianne - peeped Jo. - It’s past your bedtime, sweetheart, and I’ve already read TWO stories - remarked Arianne, but she loved talking about her grandmother, and today would’ve been her 101st birthday, so she smiled tenderly at her daughter, knowing that she would give in.
By Patty ASA5 years ago in Fiction
How do you say, "I love you?"
I remember when the world came crashing down around me. It was so unexpected, and yet, the signs had been there. I’d missed them. Ignorant only because of the innocence my sheltered upbringing had left me with yet rendered me unaware of. Back then, I had thought myself strong. Life and Circumstance were more than willing to prove me wrong. That had been a harsh lesson.
By J.C. Winter5 years ago in Fiction
Love at Hindsight
All Terry had wanted was a quiet drink and a slice of cake – which the diner was famed for (at least, that’s what the sign outside had boasted).
By Tristan Stone5 years ago in Fiction
A Moment In Time
A Moment in Time By Jamey O’Donnell
By Jamey O'Donnell5 years ago in Fiction
Not Just a Weirdo in Aluminum Foil
They say that you only meet your one when you least expect it. When love is the furthest thing from your heart and mind, only then will the universe finally bless you with that that is meant for you.
By Nicole McCarter5 years ago in Fiction
True Love
I lay in a field of Marigolds, I hear my mother singing like she did before she left. You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, You make me happy when skies are gray. You'll never know dear, how much I love you, please don't take my sunshine away.
By Aaron Gensel5 years ago in Fiction
Grandmother's Treasure
It's the year 2012, you all are going to witness one of the most valuable treasures of an old woman who spent her entire life in a small village called Almora which is in Uttarakhand, India.
By Divyanshu singh5 years ago in Fiction
Hope and Chocolate Cake
Wedding Day. At last. The farmhouse was abuzz with activity! Aunt Maddie was yelling orders here, there, and everywhere. The room was bustling as bridesmaids fussed over each other and all kinds of intricate details. Everything felt zoned out, a little hazy…. Izzy sat in front of her mirror and listened to her friends’ chatter, but she could understand nothing.
By Angie Allanby5 years ago in Fiction
English Friends
Deana traveled from two days so she could put her feet on the grass in Glastonbury, England. She arrived in Bristol England, and hailed her hired car to St. Anne’s B&B and Estelle the B&B met her with open arms saying “Welcome back, lovely we are so glad you are here.” Deana got to her room and just fell backwards on the bed, like a young kid and she said out loud “So glad to be back in Avalon”.
By DeeAnn Coffin Phillips5 years ago in Fiction
A Day in the Life
When blondes have more fun, do they know it ? I am sitting in my bed with nothing on but my nightlight and my hair extensions. Well, one is actually laying across my leg. I hurry to find the spot it came from and snap it back in place. Before he sees me.
By Layla Nelson5 years ago in Fiction