Author: Walton Merritt
“Count us out of the shared budget. We’ll bring our own,” typed Emily in the group chat. “
A mobile phone in the hands of a fraudster is like an open purse left on a bench in Hyde Park—everything
Why Dogs Bark at Some People but Not Others: Behaviour, Instincts, and Perception Dog owners and passersby
**Loneliness in Marriage. A Husband Leaves for Another Woman.** Frank and I shared twenty years together.
Timothy Arthur Whitmore, aged fifty, a single man with greying hair who prided himself on his supposed
The Cost of Betrayal: How a Mistress Stole a Husband from His Family Charlotte sat at the kitchen table
Margaret Thompson adored two things in life: herself—without question—and her son, Peter—with a fanatical
The taxi’s tyres whispered over the wet pavement, glistening from the autumn rain. The elderly driver
