“This is a fire hazard.” Taylor Marcus said as he looked at his wife. Submerged in their massive tub, Taylor watched as the candles surrounding them drew shadows on the walls and ceiling of the bathroom. Sarah, Taylor’s wife, downed the last of her red wine before holding the glass out as she …
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Maddie tossed her head back, laughing entirely too hard at the stupid joke her childhood best friend, Frankie Hall, had just told. Maybe it was the weed, or maybe the insanely expensive bottle of white wine, but Maddie and Frankie had been balls of laughter all night. All throughout the apartment, the only sources of …
Jaxson Rivers adjusted the camera, tilting it this way and that way until he and his two other co-hosts, Micheal and Taylor, were perfectly in frame. After hitting the red record button, a soft beep sounded as Jaxson took a seat between his best friends. Then, picking up his mic, he took a deep breath …
Wait a second, before this, you're gonna wanna read, or re-read 'Oh How Times Have Changed' first. “Lovey, you’re going to be late! Hurry!” Vivian yelled from her spot at the bottom of the stairs. Up in her office, Felicity read over the checklist she and Connor had made a few days prior. She …
The light from the candles drew soft shadows against the bathroom wall. With the sound of falling rain playing over his Bluetooth speaker, Jake Wells sat in the tub. Submerged in warm water, Jake sat there, allowing his muscles to loosen up. Closing his eyes, Jake leaned his head against the wall and …
“Five, four, three, two, one! Happy New Year!” shouted the house full of partygoers. All packed together in a New York City high-rise, noisemakers went off as champagne corks went flying, and partygoers filled their cups with Cremasse, the Haitian’s version of Egg Nogg, Champagne, and other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Amongst the …
Jazz tangled her hands in the fabric of Wes’s hoodie, holding Wes flush against her. “Don’t leave.” She mumbled into the cotton. It was selfish, Wes had a job to do, and Jazz knew what they’d signed up for, but it didn’t make it any easier; no matter how many times they said …
“Am I not enough for you?” He asked from his place on the bed. Jules had to fight the urge to roll her eyes with everything in her. “Did I ever say those words?” She said. They were going in circles and Jules was beginning to get dizzy. “Not in exact …
The heat coming from the afternoon sun made Rain and her partner, Joel, want to lie in the hammock, beneath the large oak tree in their backyard, and do nothing. So that’s exactly what they did. As the soft summer breeze rolled over them, Joel laid with his hands tucked behind his head and …
Jamie stared up at the ceiling, counting imaginary sheep, hoping and praying that one of them would sprinkle something down onto them that would allow Jamie to finally be able to drift off to sleep. One sheep, two sheep, three sheep; Jamie counted and counted, as they wished for even the slightest bit of …