My eyes opened heavily. The darkness moving chaotically around me was palpable, as if Light would never come into my sight again. Living at the bottom of the Ocean could be a factor for that.

One would assume Death would have a mansion, a castle, maybe even an abandoned building. Yet, I am everywhere. The dirt your children play in, the water you drink, the food you eat, the beaches you r...

I nervously glanced at the light haired boy next to me. I could feel everything. My heartbeat in my chest, the way his scent wafted out to me, despite the coffee and breakfast platters smell in the background, beckoning me like a sin. I wanted to reach out and move the hair out of his eyes. I stilled myself as best as I could, not wanting to come off as weird. He was just so handsome. I couldn’t...

Marcos woke up to the sun setting around him, people milling around, seemingly not paying him any attention. He looked up to a passing couple, “Excuse me?” No answer. Not even a glance in his direction. The bustling city around him full of people. Stores, marquees, and restaurants lined the sandy streets.

He rubbed his face, only to be met with sand and grit scraping into his skin and eye...

I paced back and forth in what was once my marital bedroom, a cognac in hand, and nerves shaking me to my core.

I should have never went to that shopping center, I should have never been in that men’s section. I should have never met him.

I met Damien while searching for new shirts for my husband, Justin. Damien was like a fresh of breath air, he made me laugh, he was so handso...

The first thing I finally felt when we turned onto the different hiking path was the freezing temperatures. I inhaled deeply, the ice cold air rushing to fill the expanse of my lungs as I squatted down and shut my eyes. It was like a shock to the system, not unexpected, just not what I was prepared for today.

The winds were much worse than previously predicted, but we always knew to prepa...