Author Metie Le
“Maybe there was a little blip of a heartbeat.” Water was everywhere. It brought mud, woods, and people. A woman, standing barefoot, stared at the water. The water continued. Her husband drifted away. She cried, but she couldn’t say a… Continue Reading →
“I low-key want to thrift it this year.” This was what my friend said when seeing a reel of an old audio CD on the shelf of a thrift store. “It could be the last chance for you to get… Continue Reading →
“We’ve never done anything together that I’ve actually cared about.” A few months ago, when holding a lily bouquet in front of my love, I felt extremely ecstatic when she gave me her shy smile. Her smile was delicate in… Continue Reading →
“You can’t trust me because I can’t trust you.” This was the fourth time Dara’s family had to move their house because of her father’s job. And each time, their destinations were always right next to the forests. That morning,… Continue Reading →
“Oh lord, I’ve had enough of these people out here.” I told my wife. In front of the fence of my house, one boy held a guitar in the middle of his arms; his gentle gaze rested on the girl… Continue Reading →