Penelope was standing at the coffee bar, bored. No one was in the shop, and as she was not allowed to use her cell phone when she worked, there was nothing to entertain her. “Go clean up,” her manager, Steve, said, when he saw Penelope nodding off against the counter. Penelope dragged her feet to …
“Mandy is lost in Darkmist Forest!” April said, running toward me. I paused and looked up. “What? That can’t be…” The only people who got lost in Darkmist Forest were those gothic people who hung out at school doing drugs in the back of the building, or people who had gone through some traumatic event, …
The mother’s howling could be heard down the hallway as they wheeled the girl in. Charles caught a glimpse of her as they transferred her to the bed next to his, separated only by a curtain, pulled back to allow the movement. She looked like she was in her early twenties, maybe even a teenager. …
“You get four wishes.” Shelly coughed as the smoke cleared. The blue flowerpot in her hands slipped onto the ground. Luckily, it was carpet. The pot didn’t break. In the smoke stood a petite young fairy, about half Shelly’s size. She had her hands on her hips and a frown on her face. Shelly’s eyes …
