Long-Fiction | See You Soon
The sun painted half his face with bright, yellow-orange light; the other with deep, dark shadows. As I looked at him, he stared down below, at the colorful houses and their technicolor roofs and walls. The setting fire softened the usually vivid hues of blues, green…
Long-Fiction | Kim is Home: #WayKimForever
The Angel of Death didn’t expect to be that sad because of what happened. She’d been in the business of reaping souls for millennia and while she tried not to pay close attention to any of the spirits she guided, some left a mark on her. Pan and Kim were two of those. …
Long-Fiction | Space Age Love Song (TayNew AU Fic) Prologue + Part One
PROLOGUE: Parallel Versions, Parallel Universes Hin was lying on the grass, with his head on my lap, while I was sitting; we were both watching the night sky filled with stars. It was our annual getaway trip. It began as a whim, but then we found how rewarding it was t…
Long-Fiction | Space Age Love Song (TayNew AU Fic) Part Two
PART TWO: Don’t Wake Me, I’m Sleeping In I woke up to see Hin watching me. He smiled and I got embarrassed. We’d been together for so many years, but him watching me sleep still made me feel more naked than I actually was. “Stop looking at me,” I said as I shielded my …
Long-Fiction | Space Age Love Song (TayNew AU Fic) Part Three
PART THREE: I Am Finally Seeing Why I Was The One Worth Leaving I was making brownies for Hin when someone knocked on our apartment door. “Hin, could you get that?” I called. I saw him stand from the living room couch he was in, where he was reading his book, and heard…
Long-Fiction | Space Age Love Song (TayNew AU Fic) Part Four
PART FOUR: We'll Cut Our Bodies Free From the Tethers of This Scene It was during his second week of stay when Parallel New asked me about this universe’s New. We were both in the living room, reading our separate books. The question came out of nowhere that it too…
Long-Fiction | Space Age Love Song (TayNew AU Fic) Part Five + Epilogue
PART FIVE: And We Become Silhouettes When Our Bodies Finally Go It had been a year since Parallel New—my Hin—came to my life. Gun hadn’t been in touch after the last time we talked. He probably thought I was already a lost cause. Every morning when I woke up next to Hi…
Long-Fiction | The Old Men's Club
As I got off the jeepney, a lone motorcycle with two riders stopped in front of me. The driver looked at me with a knowing gaze and I nodded. He looked exactly like the picture he sent me, even with the helmet on. Riding behind him was a guy I didn't know. The dr…
