Prentice Orville

**A Second Chance** My heart felt heavy after visiting the graveyard, as it always does. The bus carried

The Runaway Bride George stepped off the train, bid the conductor goodbye, and walked toward the old

**In a Gilded Cage** Evelyn stepped into the flat and quietly began undressing, careful not to wake her mum.

“Got no man of your own, so you go after someone else’s? Some friend you are. Don’t you dare

“Mum, don’t marry him.” “Mum, Liam asked me to move in together,”

**Here’s your culturally adapted story:** “Just think—how will you live with yourself if your husband’s

**Well-Deserved Happiness** Emma arrived home from work, changed her clothes, and sipped on a cup of tea.

On a rainy October evening… The evening service draws to a close. Only a handful of worshippers

**Diary Entry, 3rd March** “Please, give me back my son. I’ll give you anything,” Nadine whispered, her

Helen woke at dawn, made breakfast, packed her husband’s lunch, and only then went to rouse him. “