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Homecoming – Chapter Fifteen

Posted on April 3, 2019 by

Joyce’s B&B looks almost identical to my memories. Maybe a bit cleaner, but the same sign, the same door and the same windows that only slide an inch up. There are two lights on behind the curtains. One on the … Continue reading →

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Homecoming – Chapter Fourteen (Previously known as Time Heals…)

Posted on February 22, 2019 by

Eventually the police arrived. I probably ended up waiting about an hour. My phone battery was dying, and I didn’t want to waste it looking at the time as I don’t know when I’ll be able to charge it. The … Continue reading →

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Homecoming – Chapter Thirteen (Previously known as Time Heals…)

Posted on February 15, 2019 by

  The sun has nearly set, with the fading orange glow being replaced by street lights. The wind rushes through everyone on the street, as people hug themselves and tighten their jackets. The scent of greasy takeaways and car fumes … Continue reading →

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Time Heals… – Chapter Twelve

Posted on January 19, 2019 by

Ryan directs me towards a little place, only a couple of streets away, called Moonlight Whispers. A small cosy coffee place, that doesn’t care about the lack of customers. Purple seems to be the main colour of choice. The window … Continue reading →

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Time Heals… – Chapter Eleven

Posted on January 11, 2019 by

The inside of the hospital is almost exactly how I remember it. Pale lighting, grey colours everywhere with a little bit of white mixed in. Beeping and noises that keep away the silence but aren’t overwhelming. There’s a middle-aged man … Continue reading →

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