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Jumping Over My Mountain by Tiffani Chin Chapter 5 --------------------------------------------- *************Helaku************* I stared at the calendar in my bedroom. May 12th. The day when Crew left me to go off to California for four months with a guy he claimed was just his best friend. I imagined him getting onto the plane; some guy would smile and start talking to him on the ride. I missed him. I realized I had made a major mistake by cheating on Crew. I could tell
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Jumping Over My Mountain by Tiffani Chin Chapter 4 --------------------------------------------- ***********Helaku*********** I sighed contently as I rolled off of Crew to catch my breath. Heavy make-out sessions, not just sex, always exhausted me. I guess Crew just drained all the energy out of me, but in a purely positive way. Things were going great with Crew. We had been seeing each other steadily for the past two months. Not as often as I would have liked, but Crew was back in
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Jumping Over My Mountain by Tiffani Chin Chapter 3 --------------------------------------------- ******************CREW**************** "I won!" Skyler shouted triumphantly. "Dude, no way, I won," Zeke argued. "In your stupid imagination! I won!" Skyler argued. I raised my eyebrows, mildly amused and mildly surprised. In all the time that I've known Skyler, he's never been competitive. He was so laid back and usually wanted to have a good time. But he became surprisingly mean
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Jumping Over My Mountain by Tiffani Chin Chapter 2 --------------------------------------------- *******************CREW**************** Storm and Skyler’s party was well under way. It was around 11:00 at night and people had been coming from 8:00 onwards. I had to admit the twins definitely knew how to throw a party. Alcohol was flowing freely. Music was playing loudly. People were laughing and having a good time. However, I just wasn’t into the whole scene. I was just there for t
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Chapter 1 --------------------------------------------- *********************CREW******************* “Ahhhhhhhhhhhh, shit!” I saw the guy in front of me lose his balance and crash in slow motion, his board knocking around carelessly. His foot popped out of the straps and was haphazardly swinging around. I shifted my weight to maneuver my board around him, as he was now splayed out on the snow. I deftly passed the guy and cut to the left sharply, spraying up snow as I did so. I felt my
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Life isn't easy of fair. Six friends deal with death, love, and rocky relationships as they try to find happiness
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Chapter 9 --------------------------------------------- Pete woke up feeling tickled. He groggily opened his eyes and rubbed them as he let out a sleepy sigh. Humming, he looked over and saw Andy curled into him, his blond hair resting on Pete’s neck and shoulder. That was why he was feeling tickled. The covers were bunched around Andy’s shoulders. An idea occurred to Pete. Gingerly, he lifted the covers off Andy. Andy shivered slightly and shifted closer to Pete. Pete smiled as
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Chapter 8 --------------------------------------------- Andy looked at the empty spot beside him. He normally woke up early enough to beat Pete out of the house. Today, for the first time since Pete had moved in, Pete had made it out before him. He wondered if that was intentional on Pete’s part. Did Pete really have to work that early or did he just want to get away from Andy? Why would Pete want to get away from Andy? Pete had been the one to initiate the kiss the night before.
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Chapter 7 --------------------------------------------- “God, I love this,” Pete sighed. “What? Pizza?” Andy asked in amusement helping himself to another slice. He glanced over at Jordan who was sitting on a bean bag chair, stabbing his cut up pizza with a fork. Andy laughed before turning his attention back to Pete whose cheeks were stuffed. “It’s New York; you can have pizza anytime you want.” Pete said with his mouth full, “But I love this, ordering two huge pies, watching
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Chapter 6 --------------------------------------------- “Don’t complain to me about being hungry!” his mother shouted in a shrill voice, her body swaying until she hit the counter. She grimaced in pain. Peter faced his mother, staring at her with a mixture of horror and shock. The mother he had remembered was no longer there. His little brother Jacob stood behind his legs, clutching them, occasionally peeking at the scene in front of him. Peter was ten, but Jacob was only five. P
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Chapter 5 --------------------------------------------- “Andrew, are you really happy this way?” Andy fought back the burn of irritation that threatened to spew from his throat. It wasn’t her question that really bothered him, but the way she emphasized ‘this’. “Mom, I did not choose this,” he said in a controlled tone. “Do you really think if I had a choice, I would choose to be away from Susan, Jordan, and to have everyone talking about me and looking at me differently? Seri
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Chapter 4 --------------------------------------------- “So.” Andy didn’t answer; he continued making circles on the table with his finger, his eyes blank and his shoulders hunched. Pete took a seat across from him and flicked a rolled up napkin at him. “You’ve been moping around since Friday night. It’s Sunday and the sun is out after an entire week of cloud, rain, and wind. You need to cheer up.” “Can’t,” Andy said glumly. “I had a bad phone conversation with Susan yester
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Chapter 3 --------------------------------------------- “You have a son,” Pete stated. “Good detective work,” Andy said, but he smiled as he made coffee and prepared his breakfast. “I was surprised.” “Why?” There wasn’t an answer and Andy turned around. Pete was staring at him. “What?” Andy asked self-consciously. “Nothing,” Pete dismissed. “Why were you surprised?” Andy pressed curiously. “I have to head out soon. Later,” Pete said heading into the bathroom and shuttin
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Chapter 2 --------------------------------------------- “So does everyone know?” Mark asked. “Is this a lame attempt to ease my nerves?” Andy asked sarcastically sipping his coffee. “It’s really not working.” “I’m just curious. I also figured it wouldn’t hurt for you to talk to someone that isn’t involved in the whole mess. You know, someone you can talk freely with.” “How come you’re so cool with this?” Andy wondered curiously. “Because why would I care whether or not you’re ga
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Chapter 1 --------------------------------------------- “Why did you do this to us?” his father asked. “Why have you chosen to hurt us?” his mother asked tearfully. “You have shamed us. People are whispering about us,” his mother said gravely. “What happened? You were normal before,” his mother sobbed. “Poor Susan. Your poor son.” His father shook his head regretfully. The images morphed. His wife was crying in the corner of a white room, hunched over, looking beautiful
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False hopes, crushed dreams, and an unknown future--life really isn't a fairy tale.
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To Kill A Man by Tiffani Chin A short story --------------------------------------------- *************** MATTHEW HELSING **************** “Do you know what it’s like to kill a man, without remorse?” That question ran itself over and over again through my mind. I had just finished grading my last paper for the psychology class I taught at the local community college. This paper I had finished reading was disturbing and it was haunting my mind. The paper was full of juxtaposit
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Brennan Carter has reached the lowest point of his life. Who will save him from himself?
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2008 Spring Anthology
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Self-Preservation by Tiffani Chin How did you get in here?” A guy, who appeared to be around my age, had walked into my apartment. The guy didn’t answer and I blinked to make sure I wasn’t seeing things. My steady smoking and drinking had dulled my senses. I was in a soothed state and any brain activity that occurred was on the slow side. “I walked in,” the stranger replied smartly, but without arrogance. “Get out,” I stated simply. “I don’t know you.” I didn’t get up f
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Eli and his brother Cassidy share more than they realise. Can Eli learn from what his brother has been through?
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There Once Was a Boy by Tiffani Chin “Watch where you’re walking!” Shove. “Go around us. We don’t want your germs on us!” Push. Eli watched as his friends knocked around the slim underclassman that unfortunately happened to cross their paths in the school courtyard as all the students made a mad dash for the bus. “Are you deaf or something?” Ray asked, yanking on the guy’s shirt, pulling him to his feet. “What are you still doing here? Move! Get out of our breathi
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A new year. Another chance to tell someone. A fortunate discovery of a hideous truth. The greatest gift of a lifetime.
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The River by Tiffani Chin “I have a gift for you.” “What’s the occasion?” “Your anniversary with Mr. Goldsmith.” Mary looked down at Jamie, the best friend of her eldest son, and cocked her head in amusement. “I know you’ve been friends with Evan for a long time honey, but you don’t need to get me an anniversary gift, especially when my own kids don’t!” she chuckled. “By the way, have you seen Evan or Porter? I haven’t been able to find them all day.” “Mrs. Goldsmith
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Michael had long buried the secret he shared with his high school friends. As the years passed, the incident slipped from his mind completely. Unfortunately, not everyone forgot.
