Stories

“Taking Teddy Home” follows Carter on a cross-Canada journey to fulfill a promise to his late husband, Teddy. Along the way, memories of their love, struggles, and dreams unfold. A chance encounter with a kind stranger in Newfoundland brings Carter closer to letting go, as he prepares to scatter Teddy’s ashes in the Atlantic—a final act of love and closure.

In 1969, when I was 13, my parents and I set out on an adventure. We took the California Zephyr from Chicago to San Francisco. My mom refused to fly and there wasn't time to drive during my winter school break. Besides which, highways could be treacherous in the winter. Nothing was going to keep us from seeing my new nephew, but the train was much more than a means of transportation.

This story is autobiographical, but some memories have faded and where necessary, I've embellished things to make the story more complete. Even so, this is an accurate portrayal of an experience that has stayed with me for more than 50 years.

Here we go with another story from Father Mathew Stone.

Let's meet Rodger and here his confession to Father Warren.

Will’s world is spinning out of control. The preacher’s son is finally out on his own — navigating a new job, new relationships, and coming to terms with his identity. But when his childhood best friend dies under suspicious circumstances, Will is thrown into a whirlwind of grief, secrets, and unanswered questions.

The police call it an accident. A cryptic note says otherwise.

With the help of amateur sleuth Killian Kendall and friends, Will sets out to uncover the truth. But the deeper they dig, the more dangerous the search becomes. Can they stop the killer before the killer stops them?

Two teens, Jack and Austin, order from a local fast food restaurant. Jack notices Austin's romantic interest in someone sitting at a neighboring table, leading Jack to play wingman for Austin.

Gethyn gives his boyfriend a gift on their anniversary.

Two young men from opposite sides of society are drawn into a bond neither of them expected - built on love, trust, and the power to command or surrender.
A slow-burning romantic drama set in a future shaped by discipline, privilege, and control.

We join Jeff Moran, a hard working accountant at Grayson and Turner, a medium-sized CPA firm.

Another story from Father Matthew Stone.

In the story, we meet a young man called Yale.

This is the story of Kyle. Let's find out why his mother made him take Cooking Classes.