Thank you, my friend

Yes, it's Sogaz but we're no longer in Ughelli. We are now both in Ogbomoso. Hehehe Yes, Bestie, be prepared for it. The real world is outside school but I know you'll do just fine. You're a super strong

All kids get their own fair share of monsters underneath their bed, a product of the imagination of a growing, inquisitive mind. I love the way you aptly portrayed it in your short story. Perfectly written!

I agree with you, living rurally really does come with some kind of rare peace of mind. Lol I'd love to visit a market like this someday. A rural Nigerian in a market in California, I wonder what the

I'm really glad too. Thanks for the cheer, @silvertop!

Sometimes, we just have to respect tradition. Glad that Rose knew that well enough. The couple might have prolly ended their lives had they washed it all away as mere superstition. Great story!

Thank you so much for reaching out to me, @jayna! I've also missed @theinkwell community so dearly. The project I'm currently working hasn't been favourable with my time management but I hope to be done

Oh my, it's been a while since I joined in on the writing challenge. As a matter of fact, I've missed reading all the amazing short stories here. Life and work have been suffocating lately, but I'm hoping

Yes, since they are good stuff, it's best to give them your full attention. I fully trust you'll get back on track when the time's right. Thanks, ma

Hehehe. That's great to know. I'm totally rooting for you!!

Hehe. I'm so sorry for my tardy response, ma. It's a crazy time for me these days and it's really taking a toll on my presence online. Anyway, did you meet your target the day?

My best guess is that Gerald tried to take advantage of a tipsy Aria, and must have accidentally bashed his head as the girl struggled to free herself. Alas, no one would have believed her. it's sad to

I never knew about lightships and that they serve as alternatives for lighthouses. Hehehe. Now I've learned something amazing yet again. I'm glad I found your post. Great photography as always, too

You should see how relieved I felt knowing that Marina got home safely in the end. Your story is quite captivating and suspenseful. Well done!

Hehehe. This reminded me of the movie, Get Out. Panda probably has nine lives indeed. I don't know what I would have done if I were in the protagonist's shoe other than fainting right there. Great story!

Hats off to you, Kemmy! I was gripped from the very beginning to the end. The descriptiveness of the mystical battle between the Iwarere sisters and the Omnila is topnotch. Well done!!!

Honestly, I enjoyed reading this. And I have to say that I'm impressed by your view concerning Bitcoin. Of a truth, it's only dominant because it's the very first cryptocurrency. There are so many other

Again, well done!

A crime and detective flash fiction! A brave take for you! I love the simplicity with which you approached the story and unraveled the mystery in the end. Brilliant work, @mrnightmare.net

Amazing story! I love the fact that your protagonist didn't give up his passion for art. That came in handy for him in the end. You've masterly woven this interesting story around the prompt. Great job!