None of them moved. Virgo cawed against the wind and it only roared louder against him. Land, you must land, you must land, you must land, the birds gasped.
Browsing: Fiction
It had been thirty years since she’d travelled back to where she had endured the most terrible pain in her life. She had gazed out of…
I turned the oven onto high and smiled sweetly at him burning in his box. Merry Christmas, you nasty little thing!
“It’s a funny thing, isn’t it, to smile when you’re asked to?” Ayani began to take pictures.
I heard her panting as she crept closer, intrigued. “I’m looking for my husband,” I said.
Liang shuffles uncomfortably on my left. Xiu’s shoulder makes probing incursions on my right. I feel the need to stake my claim. Secure my borders, in your language.
“What happened at the house?” the doctor asked.
“The house was named Cooinda, which means, happy place,” I said.
The girl stood before me, no older than sixteen—a desert rose, more dangerous than beautiful.
“You know, you didn’t kill your father,” Zain says.
“My dear one,” says The Goddess. “You must now make a choice.”