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Candice L Davis commented on the post, refuse 8 months, 4 weeks ago
She refused to think of what he’d done as a personal affront, because, after all, it was more a reflection of his character, at least that’s what she told herself as she tried to convinced herself that she was […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, side 9 months ago
Whose side are you on, I often wonder, especially when you make such demands of me, expect me to rise above, succeed, excel, surpass, everyone and everything, and it makes me wonder if you’re really on my side, if […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, comfort 9 months ago
In the comfort of his own home, Darrius slipped into the dress he’d stolen right off a mannequin, and the whole thing had been much easier than he’d thought, because even though the alarm tag was attached, it had […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, banks 9 months, 1 week ago
Fritz had robbed three banks so far, but none of them had proved a challenge. He wanted that high, that adrenaline rush, that near to passing out thrill he could only get when he pointed his weapon at someone and […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, secret 9 months, 3 weeks ago
There was a time when Margie would tell anyone who’d listen all about her little secret. She disguised it, of course, cloaked in the trappings of tall tales or off color jokes, but at the core there was always the […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, trap 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Campbell knew they’d set a trap for her, but she didn’t care. In fact, what she wanted most of all was to be caught by them, to be taken deep inside the hive and offered as tribute to their queen. From there she’d […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, losses 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Betina tallied her losses and shook her head, because she could see what it all boiled down to, a deficit pure and simple. She was operating in the red and this wasn’t just a question of finances. Betina was […]
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Candice L Davis commented on the post, principal 9 months, 3 weeks ago
The principal stood in front of the auditorium looking out at the students, waiting it seemed for silence to descend, inspired solely by his presence. Failing this, he stepped to the microphone and cleared his […]
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