Short Stories
Drowning in Empty Spaces
“Mom…,” I called to her, looking at her unmoving body. “Mom, come on, don’t do this to me. Help!” I screamed at the top of
May 30, 2020
“Mom…,” I called to her, looking at her unmoving body. “Mom, come on, don’t do this to me. Help!” I screamed at the top of
Distance could either make the love grow fonder or make the heart wander. Would love survive when quarantine kept partners apart?
We express love in our unique ways. During these uncertain times, we feel the urge to show how we care. One can go grand and pull out all the stops. Or they can be in a simple ways, after all, it’s just eggs.
Mom, are you there? It’s Sabina. I have to hush my voice down a bit — Lily’s asleep. I hope you can still hear me.
Everything looked like a nightmare amid reality. The pandemic disease—COVID-19, the unseen enemy who could attack ruthlessly on anyone, was frightening. Death was waving like
Ever since she was young, Esther Soriano had the ability to see dead people. She and her parents first discovered this during her grandfather’s wake.
A chill ran through Luisa’s spine. Multiple screeches were ringing in her ears, but she was the only one that could hear them. At the
Written by Earl Carlo Guevarra || Love in the Time of CoVid-19 || Many postponed their plans because of the pandemic. Quarantine and distance will not stop love from surviving and thriving.