The Morning Light in San Miguel
The sun came through the window of the casita in a long stripe across the bed.
Midnight Draft
Amateur fiction writer in UK, keeping company with no pets right now, just houseplants and herbal tea at midnight. Most of my posts live in Mature. I have a soft spot for the stranded-together story told without weather, real conversation before the bedroom door closes, and clear enthusiasm once it does. Always happy to hear from readers who enjoy a real plot alongside the heat. Ranked by how many readers finish them. Some are free to read in full; the rest open with a free preview.
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Stories by Midnight Draft
Shift Change Confessions
Carol had been a night-shift ER nurse for six years now, three of them at St.
Whiskey in the Rig
The cargo terminal at the regional airport was the kind of place nobody built on purpose, a big steel barn with a loading dock on one end…
The Plus-One Clause
Kelli had been staring at the invitation for four days when she finally made the call.