The Announcement_I Hate Everything About You_Witch Walk_Cult in the Valley
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The Announcement
Trigger Warning: Although this story is a work of fiction, it does contain triggering topics such as abortion and fertility issues, please read with compassion and caution.“I can see it now. One more big push, you can do it.”Mrs. Appleton lets out a long groan but doesn’t push.“I can’t,” she says. “I can’t do it anymore.” She falls back on the pillow and her once strained legs go limp, falling to either side of the stirrups. “Come on, Mrs. Appleton. We are so close, one more push and your baby will be here, I promise. Just give me one more.”“You can do it honey, just one more push.”She lets ou...
I Hate Everything About You
TW// strong languageFuck Madeline. And this time, I mean it.She fucked me once, fucked me twice, and now all she has left me with is her stupid heart-shaped box filled with all the lighters she stole from music producers, guitarists, groupies, junkies, models, and just people that we encountered in the avalanche of our existence. If I see a guy or a chick smelling of weed and giving me advice on how I am being controlled by my ego I will scream so hard that I will no longer have a voice, and a career along with it. Maybe that is for the best, after all, I lost the other band member. I’m jealou...
Witch Walk
“I’ll tell her you called, but I’m not giving you her address.” Danny Fortunato disconnected the call and turned to see his son, Rhett, staring at him from across the greenhouse. “Trouble?”Danny shrugged. “Not yet. Jen’s brother is looking for her. He probably wants to guilt her into going back to Ohio with him.”Rhett scowled as he finished straightening the seedlings. “God, not this again. You really need to get a girlfriend with some staying power.”“C’mon, Son. Jen and I have been together for four years. Do you really think she’s going somewhere?”Rhett scoffed. “You’ve had her in a holding ...
Cult in the Valley
Karen woke abruptly to the piercing sound of her alarm clock radio. She was at a crossroads in the youthful stages of her young adult life. Getting out of bed was becoming a chore, post break up from her boyfriend of two years; she was 19 years old with the “whole world ahead of you,” her father would regularly quote. Karen wanted so much to be a journalist, a writer, but her inspiration had faded along with her health. Karen gradually dragged her tired, weak underweight body up to gaze at herself in the mirror. Staring back was a shadow of her former self as she saw it. She pulled at her ...