The train station was filled with prayers and sorrow. It was packed with family and loved ones not so ready to send off their men for war, the soilders trying to reassure them and let them know that everything will be okay.

Mary tried her best to hold back the waterfall of tears. She fanned her face to stop the tears from streaming down. George sighed gave his wife a poignant look, he knew she w...

“1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6” Oliver counted in his head as he hopped from one square to the other. Hopscotch was his favorite game. He didn’t have many friends, he preferred to play alone even though his mother tried to encourage him to play with other kids. He simply had not interest in it.

He picked the small pebble back up and tossed it once again. it hit the ground a couple times before landing on the...