Delaney by Hannah Westman This is Part 4 of our fictional Lockdown Short Stories. The next instalments of our weekend Solo Lockdown Short Stories will be published next Saturday and Sunday – the 9th and 10th of May 2020. ALL SHORT STORIES For a while, lockdown was almost nice. That […]
Ashley by Hannah Westman This is Part 3 of our weekend Solo Lockdown Short Stories. The first two parts were published on Sunday 26th April. Another story in our series of twelve will be shared every Saturday and Sunday until the 31st of May. ALL SHORT STORIES Migraines. Possibly the worst
Emmett by Hannah Westman This is Part 2 of our weekend Solo Lockdown Short Stories. The first two parts are published on Sunday 26th April – morning and evening. Thereafter another story will be shared every Saturday and Sunday until the 31st of May. There will be 12 stories in
Aimi by Hannah Westman This is Part 1 of our weekend Solo Lockdown Short Stories. The first two parts will be published on Sunday 26th April – morning and evening. Thereafter another story will be shared every Saturday and Sunday until the 31st of May. 12 stories in total. ALL
Aimi Part 4 by Hannah Westman ALL SHORT STORIES That evening, Aimi was welcomed into a rustic yet beautifully decorated Thai restaurant by a smiling waitress. She had only just ordered a drink when Shaun arrived with a dark-haired woman – Michelle, she guessed – in tow. “No Ren?” Shaun
Aimi Part 3 by Hannah Westman ALL SHORT STORIES Perhaps it was too early to be taking down Christmas decorations on the third of December, but a part of Aimi enjoyed the return to normal routine. Christmas here in Scotland was different to how she had spent it in Japan
Aimi Part 2 by Hannah Westman ALL SHORT STORIES The next day rolled around, uneventful but peaceful. Still no news from Ren – although according to her ex-husband, Niall, she had met up with him on the twenty-eighth. Aimi tried not to feel disappointed. And failed horrendously. It wasn’t until
Christmas cards decorated the hallway of Aimi Wantanabe’s home – bright reds, golds and occasional greens covering every inch of the wall leading up the stairs. There were cards from her parents, her brothers, cousins and friends. Cards from the new neighbours too, even though they had been too busy
Joel Part 3 by Hannah Westman ALL SHORT STORIES The scent of cooked eggs floated through under the bedroom door, accompanied by rich, salty bacon and strong coffee. Joel rolled over in bed with a hand thrown over his eyes, wondering just how that was possible when he was still
Joel Part 2 by Hannah Westman ALL SHORT STORIES When Joel rolled out of bed the next morning, surrounded by unopened moving boxes, he was met with a banging headache and a queasiness that had him groaning into the palm of his hand. He hadn’t drunk this much in years.
