Brittney looked at the name on the office door behind which her victim had disappeared, then she decided to take a chance.
Brittney: Part VIII
Tag: women’s fiction
Brittney: Part VI
Brittney’s roommate thought she was just another gym rat. She had no idea that Brittney had very specific plans that required strength.
Brittney: Part V
As she went about unpacking her things, she promised herself she would never go back to living with her parents, even if it meant living on the street.
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I didn’t love this book by Louisa May Alcott, but I’m still glad I read it when I did.
Confinement: Part V
“A pain in your stomach? Like a cramp?”Abigail nodded and her mother called for the midwife.
Confinement: Part IV
“Now, no more talk of demons. Such thoughts will deform the baby. Remember to think only of strong, happy, healthy things – for the sake of your child.”
Confinement: Part III
Her husband was thrilled at the prospect of becoming a father. He visited her often in the early days of her confinement and always brought lavish gifts.
Confinement: Part II
Abigail saw something move in the chair a few feet from her bed. She started and tried to scramble away from whatever demon had snuck into her chamber.