Rebecca clutched the telephone receiver in her hand. She pressed the first digit and hesitated before killing the line. Calling her parents proved to be the hardest thing she had done in a very long time.

Simon sat on the soft grass under the massive oak tree in the park, absentmindedly eyeing the families and friends that either picnicked nearby or just walked past, looking for just that perfect spot to

'Did you tell him?' Rebecca looked up at Justin with a blank expression on her face. 'Huh?' 'Did you tell him?' Justin insisted. 'Tell whom what?' 'Simon,' he said with a slight irritation in his voice.

'He's dead, isn't he?' Simon asked the nurse at the hospital's reception. He based his assumption on a feeling that he started having two days earlier. The feeling only intensified and somehow Simon

'He's going to leave me, Tanya.' 'He's not going to leave you, Becks,' Tanya said. 'And if he does...good for you!' Rebecca smiled. Tanya meant well, but she didn't always realize what she was saying.

A stab at poetry this time...

Something bothered Simon. On his way to the hospital he wondered if it might be something about Justin or his wife. As he neared the hospital, the feeling intensified. Something was wrong with little Timmy.

'My wife said my name,' Justin said. Simon looked up. 'Excuse me?' 'That day in the coffee shop. You knew my name because my wife said it out loud.' Simon shook his head and laughed. 'She didn't say your

This trailer just looks absolutely fab!! Think I'll indulge a little when it's released...

In her dream, Rebecca was in a hospital ward. She saw screaming babies everywhere she looked; babies on the counters, on the chairs, and even lying on the floor. All of them screaming. 'Poor babies,' Rebecca

Rebecca opened the shower taps and closed the door to allow some heat to build up first. Although Justin hadn't been very supportive of her situation regarding the strange happenings, his presence in the

Justin's focus slipped. After re-reading the same paragraph for the fourth time he slammed the novel shut. He sighed deeply and ran his hands through his hair. Rebecca's strange behaviour occupied his

'Good morning, Simon,' the nurse at the reception desk greeted with a friendly smile. 'We haven't seen you around for a while.' Simon nodded and returned the smile. 'I was working at a site,' he said and

DISCLAIMER: This is not my own joke. A friend sent this via WhatsApp, but I thought it was just too good not to share :D Enjoy!

'What's wrong?' Justin asked. He could see from Rebecca's facial expression that she was terrified. Rebecca merely cried and slid down with her back against the wall. Justin dropped his bag and knelt down

Despite Justin's suggestion to spend the night at Tanya's place and against her own better judgement, Rebecca stayed at home. She went straight to bed and got up earlier than normal so that she could leave

'What's wrong, Becky?' From across the room Simon looked up and raised an eyebrow. 'Okay, honey,' Justin said calmly. 'Just take a deep breath and tell me what's going on. Are you all right?' He listened

Rebecca opened the door to the cold apartment. She still couldn't get used to the idea of coming home to no one, and figured that she probably never would. She entered the kitchen and flipped the kettle's

Happy Sunday, guys and gals! Here's a verse I want you to take into the new week with you... I love this verse, because of how powerful it is in contrast to its length. I'll probably write something a

'Is everything okay?' Justin asked at lunch time. 'I can't remember much, but I do recall that you had a bad dream or something last night.' 'I'm fine,' Simon said. 'As you say; it was only a bad dream.'