Love

The Stars In Your Eyes
“What are you doing here!?” “Are you going to let me in?” “It's nearly midnight, Mia!” “I'm aware, Evelyn, and it's cold outside. I'm not sure you like the idea of a guard seeing me anymore than I do so, let me in, please?”
By Casi Alarcon3 months ago in Fiction
AssWhole
“It didn’t mean anything.” “Did you tell her that? I’m sure she’d love to hear that. Maybe you can soften the blow with a cute emoji or two.”
By Emily McGuff3 months ago in Fiction
You Promised This Would Be the Last Question
“You promised this would be the last question.” “I did.” “Then ask it.” “I already have.” “That wasn’t a question.” “It wasn’t?”
By Sound and Spirit3 months ago in Fiction
Don’t Read It Out Loud
“Is this yours?” “No.” “It was on the printer.” “I didn’t print anything.” “It doesn’t have a header.” “Let me see.” “Don’t touch it yet.”
By Sound and Spirit3 months ago in Fiction
This Isn’t the First Time You’ve Asked Me That
“Why are you looking at me like that?” “Like what?” “Like you’re waiting for me to say the wrong thing.” “I’m not.” “You are.”
By Sound and Spirit3 months ago in Fiction
You Said You’d Call If You Survived
“Hey. It’s me.” “I don’t know if this is even going to go through.” “The signal keeps dropping.” “I’m supposed to keep this short.”
By Sound and Spirit3 months ago in Fiction
Before You Leave
“Do you have everything?” “I think so.” “You think or you know?” “I know. Mostly.” “Mostly doesn’t help much when you’re already halfway out the door.”
By Sound and Spirit3 months ago in Fiction
"Remove That Hex!" - 2
This is Part 2 of an absurdist, romance novel-spoof horror-sprinkled tale of Elena, a 30-something divorced postal worker living in a high-rise studio apartment in any city in Russia. Once, she bought a talking fish who turned out to be a witch-hexed prince. The only way to remove the hex would be for Elena to fall in love and give him a human baby. Falling in love was the easy part. One day, Elena started to lay fish eggs and put them in the aquarium where her Prince lived in the fish form. She told him to watch them while she was at work, however, the eggs kept disappearing.
By Lana V Lynx3 months ago in Fiction
SAVE A HORSE RIDE A COWBOY
SAVE A HORSE, RIDE A COWBOY “I think we should go to the opera tonight.” “Why would you want to go to an opera? Not that long ago you told me you didn’t like opera.”
By Len Sherman3 months ago in Fiction
I met Her 4 Coffee
”Thanks for that!” Jay said in a relaxed voice! Gemma gave Jay a slow run of her index finger across his chest and made way to the bathroom.
By Jay LeTron Dobbins3 months ago in Fiction
you live in my words
"Seat taken?" "Huh?" "You mind if I sit here?" "It's a free country." "Buy you a drink?" "No thanks." "It's not every day someone refuses a free drink."
By Daniel K3 months ago in Fiction
I Watched Them Love Each Other Until I Had to Choose One
I Watched Them Love Each Other Until I Had to Choose One By Anees Ul Ameen I was built to hold people. Walls, floors, ceilings—bones meant to shelter warmth, laughter, life. I remember my first family clearly. The way their footsteps softened over time, how grief seeped slowly into my foundation after joy left.
By anees3 months ago in Fiction