by Karen Malley | Apr 24, 2021 | Short Story
“I’ll help clean up the dishes.” The words were music to Deb’s ears. She threw her husband a grateful glance. What a day. They’d finally gotten the kids to bed after they’d struggled with various symptoms of the flu all day. All Deb wanted was to...
by Karen Malley | Apr 17, 2021 | Short Story
“There’s no such thing as romance anymore,” Laura said. She poured a sweetener packet into her tea. May smiled at her friend across the table. “Have I ever told you about my friends Eddie and Diane?” Laura scrunched her...
by Karen Malley | Apr 10, 2021 | Short Story
Brad leaned against the bricks, glaring down the hallway. “I can’t believe they let those immigrant kids into our school.” Tony nodded. “I know, right? This place is going to the dogs.” Cheryl blinked. “They’re just kids, right? They should be able to go to school...
by Karen Malley | Apr 3, 2021 | Short Story
Danielle kept one eye on her kids racing around the lawn and the other searching for her friends. When she spotted them by the fence, she approached, a wide smile on her face. “Good morning, ladies. Looks like the egg hunt is a big success this year.” Christie...
by Karen Malley | Mar 27, 2021 | Short Story
“Nice outfit, Chloe.” Chloe turned to find Taylor, one of the most popular girls in sixth grade, eyeing her. Taylor’s expression said it wasn’t a compliment. “Where’d you get it? Goodwill, or by raiding your grandmother’s closet?” ...
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