A Fiendy Tale The princess had never had a friend – or better she couldn’t remember having ever had one. She was still young and – at least the magic mirror said – pretty enough, but it had been long since she had last seen the outside world. Closed in the highest tower of the […]
“There’s no thing as a Happy Place!” Page the cottage shouted in the direction of Gunter the ladder. “For ze Hundrez time, me tellen you zere is, und vee life in it!” he pointed out, with his typical German accent. “You’re telling me this God-forsaken little cup is a happy place? The Happy Place? You […]
Rosetta had never talked to that man too much, even if he had been her tenant for a couple of months already. The small apartment she had inherited from her grandmother and that she had rented him was on the seventh floor, under the roof, at the top of the building, out of the sight […]
Tom opened that door. It was pitch black beyond it and it felt strange: he couldn’t see a thing inside, even if the light in the corridor was supposed to illuminate at least the first couple of steps. Yet, the presence of Ron – his guide and friend – behind him was somewhat reassuring. He […]
Brandon would have never thought to be in such a situation, a couple of hours before. When his friend Taryn had called him proposing a game of Chicken Fight, he had definitely thought he was joking. They hadn’t played that game since middle school, they were too old for that. He had thought of some […]
Dear Monika, “I’ll be faithful,” I said. And yet three months separated the next time we would have seen each other. There had been no way to convince your dad that a 20 years old girl was already mature enough to spend some time alone with his boyfriend, to follow me as I moved to […]
No matter how hard she tried, she couldn’t shake off of that nauseating smell. She rubbed her hands one against the other, scratching and crossing her fingers; then she washed them under the stream of water before sniffing again. No, the smell was still there, she couldn’t get rid of it. She lowered her sight, […]