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Submitted to Contest #327
Philip decided to stay in on Friday night which was also Halloween. He planned to catch up on some reading, do laundry and work on his paper. His roommate, Adam, had traveled with the college football varsity team for a game and would not be back until the next day. His dormitory was left empty due to the parties being held at all of the fraternity and sorority houses on campus. Philip returned to his quad from the downstairs laundry area after transferring his laundry from the washer to the dryer. He grabbed the Introduction to Psychology b...
Submitted to Contest #313
“Are you there, God? It’s me. Rain.” I pushed the door open wider than the 30-degree angle it was set at. The light from the room shone into the dark hallway where I stood. “Yeah, what up? What ya got fo’ me?” God looked up from the stacks of cash that he and Lincoln were counting. God ran our entire operation, and nothing could get past him without him finding out and delivering a consequence. No one on the team dared play him, which is why I needed my little scheme to work. So help my soul. Despite his street reputation, God was a fair an...
Submitted to Contest #293
My hand was red and aching from having slapped the piss out of Snookie. I stomped back to my 2025 Rolls-Royce Ghost which is worth way more than that chick could ever have access to in her life. I threw open the door and climbed in the luxurious and spacious backseat. I slammed the door in Darius’s face. He had caught up to me, but not in enough time to have closed the door for me. He hustled to the driver’s seat, started the engine and pulled off. I shouted, “I can’t believe that bitch! I gave her one thing to do. She had one job and ...
Submitted to Contest #275
While his parents busied themselves with unloading boxes from the U-Haul, Billy ran from room to room on the first floor of their spacious, new Victorian style home. His favorite blanket was draped around his shoulders and tied at his neck to act as his cape. In Billy’s hand was his favorite toy figurine. His bare feet made thuds in succession against the hardwood floors as he flew his action figure in the air. He stopped alongside the towering staircase that curved upward to the second floor. The banister was an old, chipped collectio...
Submitted to Contest #260
As I sit here at the kitchen table allowing the sun that has crept in through the window to warmly embrace my skin while offering the security for which I yearn, I cannot shake the urge to want to reveal what has been on my mind since last night. What I experienced was nothing like what I had ever experienced before. I am confused as to whether the bizarre adventure was scary enough to be a nightmare or just an unsettling occurrence beyond reality. Would anyone even believe something so weird came from my mind? I questioned myself. Th...
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