A sharp pain at the back of his cranium pierced his head. His blurry vision did not allow him to make sense of the four hooded figures standing near him. The view of the starry sky, it was an indication that he was lying upon his back, but strangely, he could not feel the surface […]
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SARAH
15/08/2012 
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The leaf blower sounded loudly, but it was a welcomed distraction for Sarah, who had been reading, her grandma’s diary nonstop. It had been one year since she inherited the big house. After her separation with Toby, she had lost her enthusiasm. She was a warrior, but she allowed herself to become the victim of […]
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07/08/2012 0 Comments
The fifty-year-old Lauren; single mother of the twenty five-year-old Trevor, A rebel who had spent his life in and out of jail since he was ten years old. Thief and a rapist, who never held a job in his life, just finished unpacking the last box when Trevor walks in the house. “So this is […]
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21/05/2011 0 Comments
Every morning at six, I used to walk down the grand staircases, which lead to the lobby. I could not help it remembering the happy days of growing up into what it was. Half Moon Inn. My great grandfather built the place as his home. Early 1950’s, my family rented the extra rooms. Because of […]
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