This is the final official episode of the year. We will back in January with new episodes. I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday season. I will try to sneak…
Meant for this to be out sooner. However, writing and editing took a bit longer than I anticipated. I also upgraded my GPU this weekend so that set me back…
in celebration of the 800th episode i wanted to do a bonus episode. Charity story will post at its normal time. Jordan stirred beneath the quilted blankets of his bed,…
Sara lay beside Chloe, the steady rise and fall of their breathing synchronized like waves against a quiet shore. A sheen of sweat shimmered at her brow, glistening faintly in…
The quiet hum of central air whispered through Chloe’s private suite, carrying the faintest chill that never quite reached the warmth beneath the plush comforter. Moonlight spilled across the curved…
Note: Looks like the picture didn't upload correctly. Will get it posted when i get of work in a few hours. The surface of Chloe’s dresser stretched out like a…
Here is a look at Kinsley since I know people want to a better look at her. By Sunday afternoon, the city had that gray-gold November light that made everything…
Saturday sunlight streamed through the tall glass panes of Glinda’s Thrift on West Hanover, diffused into soft gold by the dust-speckled air. The hum of a well-tuned espresso machine mingled with…
Thursday showed up pretending nothing had happened. The sky was blue, the air was cold, and Roosevelt Middle looked exactly the same as it had every other morning that week.…
The last bell had rung twenty minutes ago, but the third floor still hummed like a machine cooling down. Most of the noise came from the far end of the…
Wednesday came in gray and heavy, like the sky had hit snooze too many times. By the time Dayton got to her locker, the eighth grade hallway was already loud.…
Tuesday started out pretending to be normal. Dayton stood at her locker, spinning the dial with numb fingers, the hallway buzzing around her. The air smelled like floor cleaner and too many…