Another Sunday afternoon and I had nothing to do. The house was clean, my studies were finished and most of my friends were away for the weekend. I had never been so bored in my life. I even tried rearranging the clothes in my wardrobe, only to notice tha...
Kim could hear her mother's car pulling up to the driveway. She closed the fridge door and popped the last grape of the handful she took into her mouth. She wasn't about to spend too much time talking to Salina for a couple of reasons. Their relationship...
I never imagined myself being as outgoing as I was last Friday night. In fact, many would tell you that I lead a rather dull life. And at the age of twenty-two, that is a little sad. Oh, I have friends, lots of them. But when we hang out I am usually the...
Kim knew Mila Brighton well. She was always pictured in the town's monthly digest standing next to some pompous dignitary with a giant cheque for one of her causes. It was either funding for the community centre or something for the arts. Kim could see th...
It had just gone quarter to midnight and Diane had reduced her pacing up and down the hallway to a small shuffle in either direction. Where the hell is that girl? She thought. It wasn’t even a Friday or Saturday night, but she still decided to break her c...
The train had arrived late as usual. That wasn’t much of a surprise since most of the trains around here arrived whenever they damn well pleased. When it stopped, I was relieved to see that it was pretty much empty. I didn’t want anyone to see the few tea...
