“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 …
Travis fidgeted with his tripod, tilting the camera this way and that way until the little air bubble on the small level was right in the middle of the two little black lines. Flipping the little screen out to the side, so that it faced him, Travis positioned himself in the middle of the …
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 …
“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 …
A fucking fire hazard; that was the best way to describe Big Larry’s, the small, abandon factory, located in the heart of Brooklyn. Packed together like sardines in a can, more than double the max capacity of the old factory prepared themselves for a battle the entire city had been waiting months for. …
William Clark took the stairs that led to his LA apartment two at a time. Loose change, random scraps of paper he’d collected throughout the day, and his car key all jangled as he approached the front door. One tap of his iPhone, and a soft beep later, and William was inside. …
“I’m really gonna miss you.” Jake said, looking up at the stars. Tracy didn't say anything in return, not because she didn’t have anything to say; Tracy had loads of thing she wanted to say to Jake; she just couldn’t quite string together the words to communicate all that was whirling around in her …
Hold up, wait a minute, before you read this, have you read 'The Premier'? It’d been a few weeks since Myles and Maria had come home from France, and Myles had given his speech at NYU. Since that day, all Myles could think about was college. The smell of the auditorium, the smiling faces of …
The New York City pavement was so hot you could fry an egg on the sidewalk. Bells from bicycles dinged as children rode through the streets. In the distance, the familiar jingle of the ice cream truck played on repeat, exciting the neighborhood kids as it drew closer and closer. Myles Grace pulled open …
Hold on one second! Before you start read this story, have you read 'The Best Family'? Maria woke up around four A.M to Myles mumbling in his sleep. He was making an acceptance speech from the bits and pieces she could make out. He thanked God, his mother, father, siblings, Maria, and the citizens …