Heart2ink by Amie

"Who's there?" Tonia was startled as she began to notice the creak of footsteps behind her. "Becky? Is that you?" She called out to Becky, her twin, who dared to visit a particular haunted house about thirty minutes ago on a trip to the fair. The moon hung low in the sky, casting a soft, silver glow over everything in sight as Tonia, who seemed to be a very adorable lady with long blonde hair tied back in a ponytail in her mid-twenties, made her way to the old abandoned, dilapidated house a few meters away in search of Becky. As she got closer, the pace of the footsteps intensified, causing her to jerk for a minute. Determined to look for her twin, she slowly pulled open the unlocked door with a rusty door handle. "Becky," she called out in fear as she began to hear the echoes of her voice. She stood still to observe the house when she saw bloody handwriting on the glass window. "Welcome to my world. Nobody gets out of here alive." "What

I am Elena, and I met Greg during my National Youth Service Corps in Abuja. He was a dark-skinned dude who was adored by his dark and shiny beard and his teutonic-tinted gold hair. I had just ended my relationship with Marcus, the narcissistic monster who almost made me insane. Thank God I dared to leave after so much manipulation by him. I went to a nearby restaurant to have a meal that morning before heading to my place of primary assignment when I met this young, fine man. "Hello Miss, I am Greg; do you mind if I pay your bills?" The voice resounded from behind, and when I turned around, I almost fell on my face. "Woosh, what a fine-looking young man." I sheepishly smiled because I was ready to be open-minded again, irrespective of how my previous relationship ended. "Sure," I nodded in affirmative as I received my order from the waiter. Greg, on the other hand, brought in his order: "Do you mind if I sit here?" He asked politely. "I don&

I met Zee at my place of work three years ago, and somehow we connected like we'd known each other since the very first day we met, and the friendship continued to wax stronger. A year later, Zee introduced the love of her life to me, and a few months ago, he popped the big question. I was seated in my living room munching on my cookies while doing Netflix and chilling when a message popped in. "We have a wedding to plan." It was from Zee, and I only remember jumping from one couch to another to express my excitement as I reached for my phone to congratulate her on the happy news. "Yeah, I am so happy for you, Zee; don't worry, I ensure your wedding day goes almost flawlessly." We ended the call in a very exciting mode, and then I thought of doing something extra for Zee; "she deserves more than just a regular wedding, and she loves surprises too, so what shall I do?" I soliloquized. The next day at work, I stylishly copied some of her friend's

The world will not pause for you, It's high time you took charge of your life. Live it to the fullest. It doesn't matter what people think of you, Your happiness should be a paramount thing, Face your fear, Take adventure. Do one thing that brings you closer to your dream, Be fearless in the pursuit of what set your soul on fire. In the end, Life is life regardless, All that counts is how well you lived your life. Thank you for stopping by, till we meet again, this is Amie Geoffrey.