Love is a many splendored -- thing?

“Dad’s a plastic surgeon. But you don’t need him.” She flashed me a few dimples. “Yet.”

The coke house.

I never expected my life to turn out like this.

Chapter 1. Introductions.

This is the story of a person who is very special to me. First, I should introduce myself and tell you about my family.

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Dot 2: A.M.P.S. and other current events

Last Time: Thomas Brown was a soldier and a latent Hyper, who, when blown out of an airplane, fully expected to die. But he woke up in the body of Dot, the daughter he never had. With the help of her best friend Hazel, who was now her mother, she’s trying to adapt to being a teen girl, as well as being a Tinker/Mystic. Now, she was on her way to AMPS, the Canadian school for hypers ...

When I was christened my parents called me Wendell. I had a normal upbringing for a weed whose sportsman father wanted him to carry on the family name in various ball sports; and a mother who wanted him to follow her into the legal profession. I was a disappointment to both as I was not a sporty boy, nor was I very academically minded.

After his parents accidentally place him in a girls boarding school, Jock’s happiness is lost and then found.

Loss of Consortium
A Short Story
By Maryanne Peters

You probably don’t recognize the name the physicians use: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or ALS for short. You probably know it as motor neuron disease or Lou Gehrig's disease. But by any name, it’s a death sentence. It’s genetic. It’s in my body. There is no cure. Three to four years was all I had. It advances with age, and you cannot fight aging.

Or can you?

Thomas prepares for his wedding night and his attendant Leanne gets some unwelcome surprises in their preparation and dressing for the event. Thomas learns something about his fathers past