Prentice Orville

—Right, I’m off… Katie. —Off you go. —I’m leaving, Katie, you hear? —Go on, Alex, go. Only once the door

The Inevitable Choice Emily flinched at the sharp shout: “Oi, you little rat!” Victor raised

The Window Where No One Waits Anymore He didn’t sense it at first, but somewhere deep inside, something felt off.

**Diary Entry** When Emily married Daniel, she was certain it was love for a lifetime. She adored him

**Diary Entry: When Silence Spoke Louder** The morning was crisp, as though autumn had barged into London

Kate stumbled upon him by chance—in the subway tunnel near Victoria Station, where the air was thick

The day the spoon fell When the silverware no longer clinks in the house, more than just a habit is broken.

The Past Remains in the Past “Go and sort this matter out with our partners once and for all,”

Every morning at 6:48 sharp, Emily flung open the curtains. Not a minute sooner, not a second later.

January 12th, 19— The letter arrived in late November—a faded envelope, no return address, as if some