Monthly Archives: June 2011

As Calcifer started getting older, the only trouble he was having in school was his homework. Most his classes seemed to elude him and he’d still be up whenever I got home from work, erasing and working. I helped him … Continue reading →

The rest of summer went by far too quickly but I didn’t feel too bad since his first year of ‘school’ wouldn’t really be regular school. He wouldn’t be there every day. And actually, it went by all right; while … Continue reading →

Now that Cal was talking, things got noisier at the house. A lot noisier. “Pen-Pen food,” he said one morning, as way of explaining he was hungry. He used Pendragon to express himself. If he was hungry, he’d say Pendragon … Continue reading →

Life was wonderful. I was completely enamored with my son and the time we were together was bliss. We both loved going on walks and I was grateful to Elouia who bought me a stroller as a baby gift. Calcifer … Continue reading →

What happened…? Everything was so dark. I tried opening my eyes but it was too hard. My entire body felt like I had been put through a grinder. I doubted there was any place that didn’t hurt. I wanted to … Continue reading →

I was spending so much time with the Reddings that it was hard for me to believe that just a few months ago I was scared of them. Jay was arrogant and rather cold. I had a hard time talking … Continue reading →

“Mr. Danevbie…? Mr. Danevbie…” I slowly opened my eyes, realizing I was on the floor. I blinked several times and peered above me, seeing Jay’s face come into focus. I sat up, rubbing the back of my head. “What happened?” … Continue reading →

I couldn’t believe what I had just been told. They were lying, or making it up. They couldn’t have–could they? I glowered at Jay and she stared blankly back at me, like she always did. That stupid blank stare. It … Continue reading →

I couldn’t have heard right, it was pretty much 100 percent probably that I didn’t hear right because I mean–how could–they–but– I stared at Jay who still had that rather nasty smirk on her face. “You are–you’re serious?” “Oh, very … Continue reading →

There they were. The two people in Sunset Valley who had been as much a part of my life as my friends. Their voices were familiar to me, their way of speaking was imprinted in my mind. Now I had … Continue reading →