Mother what will the neighbors say_AUTHOR OF THE IMAGINARY_The Man Who Gave His Heart to a Stranger_
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Mother what will the neighbors say
"Your mom is gone and she is not coming back, ever. She finally told me the truth." dad said as I put my back pack on the table when he realized that mom was not coming back. We live in a quite neighborhood where everyone knows who lives there. It is a place where families tend to their young and the young grow older and they buy their own homes across the street from their parents if they are lucky. There are not that many offices or industrial buildings, it is just homes surrounded by shops and fitness clubs.My mom and dad moved here after my dad was hired by a large company which mines stee...
AUTHOR OF THE IMAGINARY
Writing about an author famous for his fairy tales was a pleasantly received challenge, not that I knew them very well, and was thus endowed with a special advantage. The certainty of inspiration was really a competitive advantage, and I was not surprised; it had taken me many times before, making me write admirable articulations, which, morbidly, I had not yet dared to present to any of my beta-readers. When it took me, I knew it was a guarantee of a full service job, hair, beard and mustache. Blown away by it, electrifying those thousand gigabites accumulated in my neural connections, I imme...
The Man Who Gave His Heart to a Stranger
The coolness of the night air wasn’t helping with his insomnia.It was chilling. Made goosebumps prickle against his skin. If anything, it shocked him awake, rather than making him drowsy.He needed one of those hot, sticky summer nights where the air was sluggish and lethargic.He rubbed at his eyes. They were stinging and bloodshot.Every fibre and muscle within him wanted to collapse and take him to the blissful realm of sleep.But his mind was buzzing with energy. Too much. Too many thoughts running through his head.Running wild.Banged against his temples. Threatened to be let out.He stumbled. ...
The Secret
“The baby isn’t yours,” Sarah-Tempest said to her husband two weeks after announcing her pregnancy. Rekthorne’s face blanched. She stopped taking the pill months ago, and they had diligently worked to get her pregnant. They both stopped all alcohol consumption. She started taking extra calcium and other supplements she believed would help a baby develop without problems. They tracked her body temperature, waiting for the telltale jump up one degree for her to be fertile, and they made love twice a day. In the meantime, the prospective parents began preparing for a baby in the house. Furniture,...