I’m walking down a nighttime city street with Hope Winters, a celebrity politician and one of the most beautiful people I’ve ever met in person.
Category: 10 – Dog Days in Hotlanta
“Thanks for everything, Bill,” Morgan, also known as me, says awkwardly. Yes, I’m completely self-aware about it and everything, and yet I’m unable to do
“Run away! Run away!” I scream at the top of my lungs. A medley of bullets ring out of the house in front of Bill
Walking around J-District by yourself in the evening can be an overwhelming experience with all the people around, all the meaty smoke rising from the
So many steps, so many barriers to solving what should be such a simple evil conspiracy… Not only am I out here in the sweltering
I walk into the bank three minutes before my shift, and all eyes set on me. My chatting coworkers’s conversations crumble into a murmur. The
The “boardwalk” has been closed for probably ten years, by this point. Atlanta, obviously, has no shoreline to build a pier onto. There is absolutely
Morgan’s in transit. I’m on the bus with a bunch of other bored people staring at whatever mobile devices they might have on them. The
I don’t really get why warehouses still have so many human employees. As if robots can’t do the entirety of everything that’s done in these
Long hair, ponytail, square-rimmed glasses. A smile on their face, perhaps. This is a picture of Morgan Harding, if they never had that fateful meeting