Authors’ Note: Normally – I do this at the end, but this time, I’m putting this here. This story is a sort of a sequel to a story that’s in HER POV that can be found HERE. This can actually be a standalone story but I strongly recommend reading HER point of view first, ifContinue reading “His (A One-Shot)”
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Hers (A One-Shot)
She needed coffee. Or at least that’s what she told her friends when she said that she would just go out for a bit to get a can of hot coffee from a vendo. Truth was, she needed air. The hotel that she and her friends booked for the last leg of their trip atContinue reading “Hers (A One-Shot)”
Seulement Vous (A Short Story)
She was clutching an old, ratty teddy bear close to her chest, while she was browsing through her phone reading about current events and news on her Fox News app. She tightened her hold on said teddy bear when she read about a recent act of terrorism in the French Alps, her beautiful face contortingContinue reading “Seulement Vous (A Short Story)”
He Was…
He was the first person I saw among the throng of people inside the bus. He was looking outside the window, his forehead on it, lost in thought. His shoulders were slumped, his eyes depicted loneliness. An aloneness that could only come from somewhere deep within. Sadness that couldn’t be reached unless coaxed out. ThereContinue reading “He Was…”
Ruth Medina-Ilasco 