Author: Julietta Farina

I, Michael, a man who spent two grueling years trying to forge even the faintest bond with my wife’s

Life is unpredictable. Sometimes, it takes away the most precious things from us, leaving behind a void

The house stood on the outskirts of the village, abandoned by time itself. Its wooden walls, once sturdy

My mother has plunged into sheer lunacy—she’s determined to tie the knot with a man so youthful he could

The world is often unfair. Especially to women. I’ve heard it countless times—”

My heart is shattering into a thousand pieces for my elderly parents. Why, oh why, must they, in the

Old age creeps up unnoticed. Just yesterday, you were strong, independent, capable of taking care of

Life sometimes feels like an unpredictable storm—it arrives without warning and shatters everything you

As my sixtieth birthday loomed closer, a fierce longing ignited within me to make it a day of unforgettable grandeur.

I grew up in a small town in Ohio. My mother, Eleanor, raised me alone. My father left before I was even