Emily Taylor

**Learning from Mistakes** The ambulance tore through the city, sirens wailing, lights flashing.

Wait for Me He leaned his back against the rough, cool wall and closed his eyes. It felt like he wouldn’t

The engine hummed soothingly, filling the car with the scent of leather and air freshener. Grey tarmac

The Trusting Husband and the Vial of Poison “Here we are, Mum.” Leo opened the car door for

The car sped through the empty streets of London at night. Inside sat a man and a woman—to any passerby

“I don’t think your mum likes me. Why? I’ve never done anything wrong to her,” asked Emily. “

The sky was filled with crane-ships gliding on the breeze… Emily woke up and stretched lazily, then paused

“I don’t think your mother likes me. Why? I’ve never done anything wrong to her,”

Six months ago, Galina’s elderly neighbor, Margaret, passed away. Her husband, Arthur, was left alone.

Six months ago, Galina’s elderly neighbor passed away. Her husband was left alone. He grew sorrowful