top of page

Reaching The Tipping Point

M. J. Padgett

Evan worked fast, and within ten minutes of arriving home, Adam called to tell me how sorry he was. After a good cry and some sulking, I knew I’d made a much bigger deal of the situation than was necessary, but I still didn’t like the lies. He was sorry, but I didn’t want sorry anymore. I meant what I’d told him. I wanted him to stop doing things that he needed to be sorry about.

Want to read more?

Subscribe to piratecatpublishing.com to keep reading this exclusive post.

1 view0 comments

Hide And Seek Can't Hide The Truth

When I woke Sunday morning, the confusion I’d hoped would dissipate while I slept remained, and I’d venture to say it was worse. If I...

Friendship Or Something More

Mason’s words stuck with me, but I didn’t want to let them interfere with my evening with Adam. The problem was, Adam’s parents had other...

bottom of page