Greetings. I’m Sara, the authoress turning words to worlds on your device, on this blog. I’ve always loved reading because of how exhilarating it can be emotionally. Now, I strive to provide the same experience to the people who read my work. A good piece of writing should make its reader feel something, because as …
Asher “Filled in?” Asher asked. “Mhm.” The builder said. “Some time after Rebecca’s husband’s death, she’d wanted his study filled in. I hadn’t been able to take up the contract just then, but i had told her i’d get back to her with it when i could. I called her back after a few of …
Asher Asher spent the next ten minutes wallowing by the table in the cafe, his forehead resting on the net he’d made by interweaving his fingers, his elbows on the table. Dissastisfaction filled him like rain fills a dam, slow but impactful every time. Every thought pricking his mind into thinking the next one. What …
Olivia Olivia was speechless. How was she supposed to reply? She wished she could say ‘no’. of course her answer would be a ‘no’, she hadn’t known the man for a week. And, she wasn’t the type of person to surf dating apps, was she? What if she didn’t want to say ‘no’? Asher wasn’t …
Asher “Alright then, could you make your signature coffee though. I think I saw some coffee powder in one of the upper cabinets, and I’m note sure whether Miss Robins is a coffee person or a tea person today. Mostly because her choice of beverage depends on her mood.” Asher said, looking back at Liam …
Asher “Its an inland pebble!” Asher remarked. “Its from the lake!” He turned to a gaping Liam. He looked down at the crate it had slid out of, he picked it up, tracing its exterior with his finger. “Look!” He pointed to a small hole in the middle of one of its sides. “That’s what …
Olivia Olivia had a headache bad enough that it caused her head to loll over her shoulders unsteadily. The Sun silhouetted flashes of red on her eyelids. She shrunk further back on the hot marble floor of the terrace, pulling the visor of her cap down before she looked up at the 2 overly energetic …
Asher In an hour, they’d called animal control. “This shouldn’t even be possible, bears are basically extinct in English forests.” Liam said. Avery looked at him like he was stupid, but Liam kept on with his confused blabber. “Why is this happening?” He put his hands on his head as he paced the forest floor. …
Olivia The village was full of lit up warm homes. From the 3rd floor, she could look right into someone’s window in the opposite building. She’d taken off her wig and lenses. And right now, with her itchy brown hair falling to her shoulders, and her jade green eyes that had seen things people dreamt …
Asher Asher sat by the lake, plucking grass. He rested his head onto his hand, his elbow on his lap. The lake sparkled beautifully, like a rippling mirror of the night sky. But he didn’t notice it, not with what he was hearing. A drifting whisper. He’d only ever heard that voice once before: “Oh …