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Weekly Contest #51
The house he grew up in was a beautifully designed manor, but when he moved out, he had done so without any intention of returning. Despite that, he was here now. An indescribable emotion clawed at his heart as he walked up to the house.“Eric,” his boyfriend said. When he received no response, he reached over and tugged Eric’s Yankees cap down over his eyes. Eric let out a noise of protest, and his boyfriend continued, “I need to take this call. I’ll come in after I’m done, okay? You go ahead.”Eric nodded, readjusting his cap. As his boyfrie...
Weekly Contest #50
His arms broke through the branches, almost but not quite protecting his face as he tore through the network of tangled tree limbs. A burning sensation crawled past his face as a long, angry red line was drawn along his cheekbone. The burn faded into stinging pain; he could feel blood dripping down his cheek, and he blinked back tears. He couldn’t stop. He could feel them coming. His foot hit something soft, and he fell, squeezing his eyes shut out of instinct. Hesitantly, he opened them, and he almost screamed. He was nose to nose...
Weekly Contest #49
Every day, when I go home, I see the same dog on the sidewalk. He was a beautiful dog, with thick white fur and a dark gray mask around deep brown eyes. The web told me that he was a border collie in looks, but nothing like one in personality. Instead of being lively, he remained parked on his tail every hour of the day. Instead of being cheerful, with a bright pink tongue hanging out between his fangs, he had a permanent case of Puppy Eye Syndrome. And every single day, without fail, I would see him, starting intently into the distance, i...
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