by Karen Malley | Mar 19, 2022 | Short Story
As she exited the sanctuary, Linda spotted her friend. “Mary, how’s retirement?” Mary’s face spoke volumes. “It’s fine.” “The expression on your face tells me that’s not completely true.” “I don’t want to bother you with my troubles.” Linda put her hands on her hips....
by Karen Malley | Mar 12, 2022 | Short Story
Helen moved behind Gene and began massaging his shoulders. “You haven’t left your computer for hours.” “I’m so behind on my sermon for Sunday. Having two funerals this week threw off my schedule. I really need to do hospital visits this afternoon, but with the wedding...
by Karen Malley | Mar 1, 2022 | Short Story
Maria kicked a beer can down the sidewalk. Rubbish lined the street in front of her miserable excuse for an apartment. How did she end up here? If only she had listened to her father instead of Lorenzo. Oh, Lorenzo. Such a charmer. But in the end, her father had been...
by Karen Malley | Feb 25, 2022 | Short Story
Laney found her mother in the kitchen, still emptying boxes. “I’m finished with my room. I know there’s still a lot to do, and I promise I’ll help, but it’s such a gorgeous day. Can I go meet some of the neighbors? I’d love to see if there are other teenagers around.”...
by Karen Malley | Feb 19, 2022 | Short Story
Megan watched Henry shuffle out of church, head down. Her heart hurt for him. Ever since his wife passed away last year, it was as if the life left him as well. He still faithfully attended worship each Sunday, but nothing more. He no longer sang in the choir,...
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