“Heat It Yourself” So, Barbara put a big pot of stew on the kitchen table and glanced over at her husband. Peter was already sat down,...
Caught between Truth and Dream Victoria nestled into a thick tartan blanket, relishing the gentle hush of her own home. Outside, snowflakes drifted lazily past the...
An Angel With a Secret I was sitting at the kitchen table in my mums cosy semi-detached in Cambridge, nursing a large mug of steaming tea....
After that whole business with the technical drawing homework, I realised: its better to do something yourself, even if imperfect, than to hand in someone elses...
Getting Out of the Kitchen Mrs. Potter, youve put the saucepan in the wrong place again, said Greg, the young chef with hands forever damp. He...
I don’t hate you Seems like nothings changed, really Harriet fidgeted with the edge of her coat sleeve, gazing out the taxi window. Outside, the streets...
Good Intentions Tess! Finally! I was at my wits end! Margaret Porter opened her front door and threw her arms around her sister. Im beside myself....
Blunder Oh, you must be joking! That cant be! Charlottes hand jerked on the steering wheel, and she nearly scraped the car parked next to her...
Three New Keys “Why do you look so pale today? Or is it another one of those diets of yours?” My mother-in-laws voice booms through the...
Knock the old place down! the businessman was shouting, oblivious to the Special Forces officer already approaching the house. November was never my favourite month. In...