Josh put down his beer, distantly aware that it was somehow to blame for the conversation he was having.
Shame By D.I. Jolly
Deep down I know it’s a lie. I’m just a bit ashamed to admit it sometimes.
Shame 3 By D.I. Jolly
“It comes to all of us,” he thought, “at one time or another.” He then put a cigarette in his mouth, and turned to start walking.
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While his personality was kind and easy-going, the one prevailing opinion of him, was that he was different.
How About Them Apples By D.I. Jolly
His life had been hard and he’d become hard as a result, and so was infinitely unprepared for Debbie.
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The Warrior decided that he had, perhaps, been walking for too long and had begun to stray not only from the path, but from his sanity.
Politics by D.I. Jolly
“Janet, hi, I’m so sorry to just call you out the blue like this. I… I know it’s been a while.”
Parallel By D.I. Jolly
She’d broken his heart one too many times and now, like Humpty Dumpty, there was no putting it back together again.
Poor Ingmar By D.I. Jolly
Ingmar had no idea what to do the day the world locked down.
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“Alright son, let’s do this one more time, from the top. Where were you from 2 am last Wednesday morning?”