Week 25 – Kill me now
Kill me now, she thought as she felt lips brush against hers. She fought to keep herself still, keep pretending she was asleep, if the man who had broken into her bedroom in the middle of the night knew she …
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Week 24 – One kiss as soft as a sigh
He could do this. He could. He really could. He had been dreaming about it for months. To read the rest of this scene simply subscribe to my newsletter and receive a free copy of my subscriber book Flashes of Fate! …
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Week 21 – But remember just for tonight
She was breathing hard. It felt good to feel alive again. To feel like a real person and not the mindless killing machine that Storm’s parents had turned her into. To read the rest of this scene simply subscribe to …
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Week 18 – Only two fingers on his left hand
Charity stared at the sobbing, trembling man in front of her. She supposed she should feel guilty that he was a mangled, bloody mess, but she felt nothing. The ability to feel empathy had been conditioned out of her. To …
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Week 17 – An inch to the left
Charity had been wrong. They hadn’t wanted to kill her. They had wanted to use her. To read the rest of this scene simply subscribe to my newsletter and receive a free copy of my subscriber book Flashes of Fate!
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