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I’m Diane. Forty-eight, divorced, and living with my eighteen-year-old son, Eddie, in a quiet two-bedroom house on the outskirts of town. I worked full days at the hospital—long shifts that leave me exhausted. But for…
The whole thing began as a silly joke, a bit of fun. I wanted to surprise my mother, Susan, for her birthday. It wasn’t just her day; it was mine too. Twenty years ago, I was her…
Neil lived an intensely ordinary life in London, an eighteen-year-old tethered to the familiar comfort of his mother’s flat. He stood at the threshold of manhood, but his deepest anxiety was intensely physical: the scale…
Moving day unveils the startling truth of a life’s accumulated possessions. We gather so much, often without even realizing it. The chore of boxing everything up feels overwhelming. Each object holds a memory; some are…
Mum and I pulled into the car park just after nine on a damp Tuesday night. We’d been driving most of the day, and the Sierra’s heater had packed up somewhere near Leicester, so the…
The noise was the first thing that hit you. A tidal wave of testosterone-fuelled chaos crashing against the thin walls of our little house. It was the sound of my seventeen-year-old son, Mikey, and his…
I worked with my dad, it was a little father-and-son garage we ran together. The air always smelled like oil and metal, the kind of scent that clung to your clothes no matter how much…
This story is fictional only and all characters are over 18. The silence of the lockdown had become a physical presence in the house, a third occupant that muffled sound and stretched time into a…
The rain hit like a truck. One minute, it was drizzle. The next? A drenching wall of water swallowing the street. Mom cursed, fumbling with the hotel key as we slammed into the lobby, soaked…
My mum was pretty much a slapper always going off with men. Let’s just say she was obsessed with cock it was embarrassing. My mum was getting more sex than me and she is in…
The taxi ride was quiet. Too quiet. Mark was hunched in the corner. He always looked like that now. Like a heavy wet towel. “You look nice, Mom,” he mumbled, but he didn’t look up.…
The smell of garlic bread and supermarket chicken nuggets hung heavy in the air. The kitchen clock read exactly 12:00 PM. I balanced the phone awkwardly between my shoulder and ear while stirring a pot…
The July sun was already blazing early in the morning, making the air feel thick and heavy even before I had my coffee. I rushed around the house, grabbing my bag, checking my phone, trying…
Sunday night, the familiar buzz of too much beer was thick in my head. I was sprawled on my bed, the sheets tangled around my legs, a dull ache throbbing behind my eyes. But it…
The rain came down in sheets, a sudden, violent drenching that had us scrambling for the pathetic cover of a shallow rock overhang. Our two-man tent, a relic from a happier, two-parent camping trip, had…
The air felt heavy, like the kind that clings to your skin before snow. Even the fairy lights Mum had strung above the mantelpiece looked cold tonight, their twinkle more ghostly than warm. I was…
The Friday night silence was heavy. I was sunk into the couch in my joggers, some random show glowing on the TV. The shower had washed away the day’s sweat, but not the low, humming…