Author: Walton Merritt

Beyond the Wall — Not Silence “Turn that blasted television down!” shouted Margaret Petworth

Edith Fairweather stood by the window, her palm pressed against the glass, watching as old Tom the caretaker

**The Sister Who Betrayed First** “How could you?!” Emily screamed, shaking a crumpled piece

**A Diary Entry: He Chose Her, Not Me** “No, Eleanor, you don’t understand! I can’t go on like this!

**EARNEST JOY** “Mother, the only way left for us to have a child is IVF. Evelyn and Kenneth have

Too Late for Forgiveness Margaret Whitmore stood by the window, watching the caretaker rake the last

Margaret Whitmore often said that fate had a way of surprising people when they least expected it.

**Diary Entry** We got divorced a week after the wedding. *”Have you lost your mind?!

The Gift That Cost Me My Marriage Charlotte felt the small velvet box in her dressing gown pocket and

“How is this fair?!” Edward brandishes the will in front of the solicitor’s face. “The London flat goes