Hi guys!!! I have been very silent for a little too long. Forgive me. I am putting together amazing things for your reading pleasure in the year 2018. I pray the plans will pull through. In the meantime, I intend to make the rest of 2017 count. This is a short story – I hope you enjoy it. It seemed like a normal day – the sun was scorching and I’m certain you could have fried eggs on the sidewalk. I was wearing a branded black t-shirt of one of our clients and wondering to my

Sophia stared at the raindrops as they smashed into the mesh behind the closed louver blades. She knew that because of her weak immune system condition, she was prone to catching pneumonia – but she really wanted to dance in the rain. The first time she did it, about 5 years ago, she nearly died. The drama went on for weeks on end, with her family treating her like a fragile piece of glass. Since then, she’s never felt a drop of rain on her skin. Sitting huddled in multiple l

The first day I met her, “beautiful” was the last thing on my mind. The dress she had on was terrible and her face told the same story. There was nothing more unattractive than a woman uncomfortable in her skin. Yet here I was, 10ft away from the most insecure woman in the room, in the ugliest pink dress – and I couldn’t take my eyes off her. She sat there staring down at her hands in her lap, and shifting in her seat. I thought about different ways to start a conversation bu