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I can sense him. He’s close. Sight is useless out here. The moon is hidden behind a gauze of lingering clouds. Hearing him is impossibl
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She walked out of the office alone, saying a quiet goodbye to the secretary as she passed, her pumps clip clopping against the tiled lobby floor. The parking lot was deserted. Her car one of the last in sight. She got int
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Bethany stood in front of her full-length mirror and gazed at the beautiful light blue dress she had picked out for the night. Oh, it was so beautiful! There were j
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Friday came quicker then expected and it came with gloom. Victoria woke up that morning and looked out the window with tired eyes. The sky was smoky with the ever d
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Bethany left early and headed out of her house feeling pretty good about herself, yet still a little nervous about seeing Jesse after what had happened the day before. Sh
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As I sit here in my room, looking out my window at the falling autumn leaves and the gathering clouds above, I think about all the wonderful things that must be happening at th
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Part Five:
Jesse heard the loud thundering of his alarm clock at 7:30 that morning. He rolled over and pulled his pillow over his ears, trying to deafen himself from t -
Jesse rolled over in his bed and thought about that one moment he had with Bethany, when everything just seemed to feel right. He couldn’t remember on fleeting second in
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Part Three:
Three days later, it was still raining. Jesse pulled up into the driveway, narrowly missing his dad’s useless Jeep that was parked just off the thin strip -
The time flew by almost as if carried by an invisible stallion. School was about to start again and the days began to grow shorter. Jesse was still within the depth
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Jesse smiled to himself as he saw her walk by again. Bethany passed the hallway waiting for the tall ugly man to call her into the audition. Her golden brown hair w
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The pain flooded back as I reflected on that fearful time when the possession over my mind was unbearable. I seemed unable to think for myself nor was I able to stop that mad oby Lady-of-Twilight 2400 words, 3 comments, on Aug 18 12:39 AM 2004. In <200 lines, Fantasy, Horror, Romance
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The rough grains of sand splashed against the Arabian Princess's soft feet as she stood on her balcony looking out over the shifting brown hills. The sun shone like a fie
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