converting caffeine into words
Short works of fiction by Jeremy C Kester. Words between 1 and 5,000.
Short Story written by Jeremy C Kester All Rights Reserved. Please do not replicate or use without written permission from author (seriously, just ask). Linking to this page is permitted. The coffee stung as it flowed down his throat. He wasn’t concerned. He continued to drive undeterred from the task at hand. He needed the …
The last bite sat satisfactorily on his fork. Daniel gazed at it knowing of the flavor it held. Smiling, he took his eyes to glance at her. She sat comfortably across from him enjoying her own meal. Noticing him watching her, she paused and smiled. A small pang beat in the man’s chest as their …
The air was a calm, cool blanket wrapped around Jessica. Her tender body moved through it gracefully. Her hair blew only slightly as she moved forward down the walk. A small leaf flew down and caught a few strands. A tiny, beautiful hand reached to it untangling it from her hair. Juliana glanced down, watching …
Her heart was beating furiously. She gripped him tightly as they both rode from the danger. They were both sure that it wasn’t over, but they could at least outrun it for now. Cover would be brought to them in the forest if not for a little while. There were other dangers that would be …
I saw her again. Every day I see her. She appears there at the same time as I do. As though we are set to the same clock, she and I step into the coffee shop for our morning brew. Words that I could say continually run through my mind as I am amazed at …
