I noticed her coming down the stairs. I looked at her as I walked by and smiled. She started to mouth the word "hi" but did not proceed. She noticed that I was trying to speed past her view. A moment later, she knocked on my door. I was pissed off. I sighed and opened the door. She looked at me wide-eyed. “Umm, I wanted to show you something,” she said, anxiously. She faced her phone towards me. It was a picture of her wh...

I parked my car where I usually did. After placing the cover on it, I was ready to walk into the house. I saw him then, leaving the house with a bag. "Going to get groceries, Dan?" I asked him. "I have an appointment. I'll see you when I get back." He answered. "Have a safe drive." I walked into the house and locked the door behind me. My wife was supposed to be at work for another hour. His wife, on the other hand, was d...

I heard footsteps upstairs. It distracted me from my book. I wanted to keep reading but I knew what I had to do. I had to be a good person and go check on them. There was a medical procedure involved. I sighed and put the book down. The stairs are always annoying. I put up with them. I stood at the door and yelled, "Hello!" "Hello! Come on in!" Jennifer yelled back. That was unexpected. Usually, she comes out to talk to m...

I walked into the bar. There were people of different ages. Mature, dressed-up, and stuck-up bitches were at some tables. And yes, that's including the men. They also looked like stuck-up bitches. There were no empty tables. The younger college students were at the bar stools. Some of them looked so young, that I didn't believe they could be twenty-one. If I had seen them outside of the bar, I would have assumed they're i...