Walton Merritt

I hadn’t spoken to my father in twelve years. Recently, he sent a postcard with just one word… Twelve

She shouldn’t know. Emma stood outside the old block of flats, fingers frozen over the intercom.

Once upon a time in London, the lovely Maisie Whitaker was set to marry. Everyone at university had assumed

“Happy anniversary, love!” my husband said grandly, handing me a vacuum cleaner for our wedding

On a crisp October afternoon in the sleepy village of Bramblewick, the market square buzzed with its

I came home after a long day at work, utterly exhausted—all I wanted was to kick off my shoes, collapse

Penance Arrived Gladys was a woman of imagination, her mind brimming with whimsy. Everything she touched

Life’s Full of Surprises Marigold had only been married four years when her husband walked out, leaving

I demanded a divorce for another woman, and my wife silently agreed—three months later, I understood why.

Revenge At thirty, Nicole was a well-known figure in the business world, dealing with entrepreneurs