Author: Walton Merritt
My own mother abandoned me on a strangers doorstep. Twenty-five years later, she took a job as my cleaner
**Personal Diary Entry**Year 11B had gone through four English literature teachers in as many months.
“It’s not my child,” the millionaire said flatly before ordering his wife to take the
On an ordinary afternoon in the emergency department of a London hospital, an event unfolded that would
I cast my mother-in-law out of our home, and even now, looking back, I do not regret it.The Banished
**A Shepherds Desperate Hour**The July sun scorched Sheffield like a blazing iron, melting away the last
The Freeloader.Misha finally fell asleep around three in the morning. I sat on the edge of the bed, frozen
Jane signed the last document with a sigh of relief, leaning back in her chair at the solicitors office.
Emma stood by the chipped grey doors of the maternity ward, as still as stonefrozen, crushed under the
Before my father passed away, he sent my stepmother away from the housewe thought he feared she might