Wait, wait, wait! Before you start reading this, have you read 'I Think She’s Got A Favorite' "So who’s your second favorite?” Claudette, Adriana’s cousin, asked with a wide grin as she laid across the bottom half of Adriana’s bed and propped her head up with her hand. “What?” Adriana asked as she placed …
“I love you.” Josh whispered, as he lifted his head and rubbed his nose against Sarah’s. The flashlight sitting in the middle of the floor drew shadows on the wall as the couple laid on the queen-size bed that sat in the middle of their living room. They didn’t have much, just a couple of …
The rain fell against the window like an impatient teen who’d forgotten their house key. “Jesus, it’s really coming down out there.” Said Clyde. Lifting his head just enough, Clyde peaked over his wife’s shoulder and out the bedroom window. Just then, lightning skipped across the sky, shining as bright as the sun before fading …
“I swear if your head wasn’t attached to your body, you’d lose that too.” Randy’s mother always used to say to him. Her laughter echoed in his head as he hurried down the stairs of his one-bedroom apartment. “What the fuck?! I just had it!” He grumbled as he slid across the hardwood …
Brianna Halls made her way through the automatic doors of St. Joseph Hospital, and out into the cool Seattle night. “Night Dr. Halls, enjoy your weekend!” Shouted Malcolm, one of Brianna’s students, as he made his way towards the parking lot. Brianna yelled back a ‘drive safe’ as she adjusted her duffle on her …
Tony Falls tossed the last hay bale into the back of the truck before shutting the tailgate. Dusting off his jeans, he brushed away as much of the loose hay as he could before climbing into his truck. Inside the truck Richard, Tony’s trusty Cane Corso, was already sprawled out on the bench, exhausted from …
“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 …
“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 …