Walton Merritt

Tom Tim had an ordinary family. His parents loved him, and he loved them in return. On weekends, they

The Mistaken Date Emily stepped out of the office building and inhaled deeply, the crisp autumn air laced

Felix Jenny was studying at university and, like most students, took on part-time work—mostly night shifts.

“We’re on first-name terms now,” whispered Daniel into Anna’s ear, his breath

Late Happiness David had been wandering around the unfamiliar city for ages before finally reaching the

**Two Brothers, or How Life Set Things Right** I never really thought about not having a father when

**Phoenix** Katherine stepped into the office, offering the security guard a slight nod before bypassing

**The Black Streak** Like most girls her age, Emily had big dreams—finish school, go to university, become a doctor.

**The Diary** After her father’s death, Daisy and her husband decided to sell their cottage in the countryside.

**Dance with Me** Jessica had caught George’s eye from the moment she joined the office. A striking blonde