The Okoro family knew they weren’t moving into the neighborhood to open arms. But they figured times had changed enough they’d be left in peace. Every morning they woke to…
Aldous struggled with the door. Dead, shriveled rats littered the ground.Jenny cradled herself as she wept in the dark corner. “You’re right, rat blood won’t do.”“You had to try. I…
He opened an eye as she did her makeup in his mirror.Pretty.They always were.Even drunk, he had good taste.He closed his eye, pretended to sleep.She’d sneak out,they always did.Easy peasy.“I…
Beware of the man.Beware of the man who owns the house.The man, whose hands built these walls,wants to bury you beneath my floor boards. That’s what I would warn if I…
Richie’s friends joke that Alana doesn’t meet the standards of his past beautiful girlfriends. If he’s honest, they’ve said far worse. But he can’t bear to put her name into…
“Guess what, Mommy? I die on my birthday,” said Gracie matter-of-factly a day before her fifth birthday.Trista filed it away as one of those weird things children say, but she…
Doyle, 64, licks his upper lip, his tongue tracing the curve of his grin.He stands at the door of Calvin, 21. He baited him online by pretending to be a…
Kindness never could sit still.It was always on the go.Passing from one person to another.Sometimes it wore glittery outfitsfor everyone to see.Other times it took everything offand decided to be…