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Weekly Contest #372
The pain struck her abdomen with unrelenting might, as it did every morning for the past five years. Olivia pressed her pillow down on her stomach and breathed in deeply. Twenty breaths were the norm, and then the pain would dissipate, but today it was stubborn. Twenty-six. Twenty-seven. After fifty breaths, Olivia was finally able to sit up in her bed and get ready for the big day.The wooden stairs of her hundred-year-old house creaked loyally with each step as she lumbered her way downstairs to the kitchen. A red robe—far too long for her ...
Weekly Contest #211
Rachel climbed up the ladder of her wide bookcase to the topmost shelf and stretched as far as she could to pull out her mother’s sacred book. The leather-bound cover felt warm in her hands despite the cold night, natural and welcoming, as if it had been waiting for her all these years. A chill traveled down Rachel’s spine, and she raised the collar of her robe to cover her neck. She descended the ladder and ran to the sofa beside the fireplace, where Jacob held Lydia in his arms. “Found it.” Rachel knelt at Lydia’s side, placing the book...
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