It's the middle of summer, and that can only mean one thing: the beach! Surf, sand, and skin as far as the eye can see. The broad swath of gorgeously-swirling sand that sits somewhere on the east coast is absolutely packed today. Everywhere you look, there are people trying to figure out how much skin they can bare for tanning without attracting the eye of a hungry predator. ... but the more genre-savvy of the beachgoers pay no attention to such things, seeing as they'll probably wind up in a be

Madame Rawe's
Vorelesque Cabaret
By
Twrch_Twryth(@yahoo.com)
It was the last day of
the season. Not like fall or spring, the show seasons. My fiance,
Amber, was having the last show of eight month season tonight, then
she'd have four months off (really three months, with the last month
devoted to getting the next show ready) and I'd get her all to
myself. It was an exciting night and I rushed home from the office
to make sure that I'd have time to see her before she went over to
the club.
I w

The ring

By Radijs


It happens so every now and then, mostly in movies or literature that someone's long lost uncle or aunt dies and leaves a relative a sizable fortune. Nine out of ten times it's a comedy where the inheritor learns a valuable lesson about real friendship and how money can destroy that. This isn't a story like that. Though it does begin with an inheritance. Mary had received a notarised letter about a distant relative dying and that she needed to come to the office to get t