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Submitted to Contest #271
The rain drummed a steady rhythm against the pavement of Rookwood Avenue, where the streetlamps flickered like tired stars in the twilight. It was one of those evenings in the midlands where the air smelled of wet earth and whispered secrets. Inside a small café, warm light spilled through fogged-up windows, inviting the weary souls of the city to spill their stories into steaming cups of coffee. Maya sat alone in a corner, her gaze lost in the rippling surface of her mocha. She was an artist, or at least she had been. The easel and paintbru...
The fog hung low over the harbor, thickening the air around the swaying boats as their masts jostled gently against one another. Dimitri paced the worn wooden planks of the dock, his breath clouding in the cool morning air. The sun had yet to rise, gilding the horizon with shades of gold, a color he associated with hope—something that had eluded him for years. He’d come back to this town, the town he’d left behind a decade ago, in search of answers. Each step he took toward the old lighthouse felt heavier than the last. The lighthouse ...
Submitted to Contest #268
In the quiet town of Everbrook, nestled between rolling hills and ancient oaks, lived a man named Thomas. Known for his stern demeanour and sharp intellect, Thomas had spent his life building a reputation that masked a deep-seated regret he carried like a shadow. His days were filled with the routine of a successful lawyer, attending court sessions, meeting clients, and drafting legal documents. Despite his professional achievements, Thomas’s nights were restless, haunted by memories of a case that had changed the course of two lives forever...
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