• Singer

    After a long wait, Ginger was finally at the registration table. She signed her name, too late to turn back now. No matter how nervous she was, Ginger was going to make herself go up on that stage. Ginger Frost used to be the hottest singer in music, falling out sight after depression set in.…

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  • Organ Music

    “And finally to my nephew Waldo,” the lawyer read out loud. “I leave the house on Beacon Street. I know how much you love that house.” Flattered he was remembered in his uncle’s will, but Waldo hated that house. He only said he loved it when Uncle Charles asked Waldo about it. It was cold…

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  • Doll

    “It moved,” Sally pointed at the doll her mother gave her. “Come on,” her twin said. “Impossible,” in a sarcastic voice. “Samantha Jessica,” using her given name. “I know what I saw.” Jessica shrugged her shoulders and thew her hands in the air as it to say I give up. Most of their arguments ended…

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  • SPIRIT

    Molly climbed from the wreckage and turned to see the damage. She was more worried about her new car her father bought her for her sixteenth birthday. Looking at the mangled mess, Molly wondered how she survived. The jaws of life had to be brought in to get the diver of the other car out.…

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  • Busties

    After his last assignment he wasn’t going to continue to be hired for murder, but he needed the money. Besides, killing someone took a lot of his frustrations away. He met Tommy in high school, never like him. A smug son of a bitch with his nose in the air thinking he knew everything. It’s…

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  • Yesterday’s

    Listening to music and Remembering the past What we did and didn’t Do a lifetime ago A few yesterday’s ago So young Acting tough and invincible The radio Takes me back in time To a past not too far away But out of reach All those tomorrows we had Quickly became A lifetime of yesterdays.

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  • Assignment

    He opened the envelope to see what his next assignment was. It brought an evil smile to his face. “Pay back’s a bitch,” Jimbo mumbled. Jimbo sat in the coffee shop across the street from the subway entrance Willie came out of every night on his way to work. Willie is the night time security…

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  • Guest House

    Tammy forced herself to step inside her guest house for the first time since her mother lost her battle with cancer. Betty moved in following her divorce, seven years ago. Tammy couldn’t even look at the house without getting emotional. Tammy was thankful, in a way, that Betty went quick, having watched her grandmother suffer…

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  • Birdy Drive

    My temporary partner and I went to arrest Mark Johnson for the rape and murder of Darci Hubs. She recently graduated from college with a degree in Psychology. Johnson lived out by the county line, on Birdy Drive. The house could barely be seen, through the trees, from the road. I climbed the couple steps…

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  • Goodbye Kimberly

    “Fuck me,” she said, lying in bed with her leg spread in the air. Ty was in awe of Amanda’s beauty. It hasn’t been that long since Kimberly ripped his heart out and eloped with his roommate. He didn’t know if he could, or even wanted to be with Amanda that way yet. Ty wasn’t…

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