I'm 20. I hate summer. I hate God-sometimes. I don't know what I'm doing with my life, but I'm doing it angry. This isn't about healing. It's about the itch under my skin, the heat in my chest, the scream I never let out. Told through unhinged metaphors, sacred rage, and teeth-gritting loneliness-this is what happens when anger becomes religion, and no one shows up to pray. If I burn, watch me. If I bleed, bless it. If I scream, worship me.

"The Wild Flower" is a haunting, unfiltered narrative of a girl named Heather George, who has grown up learning to hide pain as if it were shameful. In a world where softness is a luxury she was never granted, Heather navigates a life carved by emotional hunger, generational trauma, and unspoken grief. Her bathtub becomes a sanctuary and a battlefield-a place where she flirts with silence, where drowning seems gentler than surviving. This is not a story about healing. Not yet. It's about what happens before-when you're too angry to die but too broken to live. When survival feels like decay in slow motion. In poetic, razor-sharp prose, The Wild Flower peels back the layers of growing up poor, unloved, and unnoticed. A raw coming-of-age tale for anyone who's ever hated the girl with the clean dress, the soft voice, and the love they never got. (Originally written on December 19, 2020)

Pretty things die the ugliest deaths. In Sabrina's senior year at Blackwood Academy, she just wanted a normal life-or as normal as it could be in a school where money was power and secrets were currency. Her plan was simple: keep her head down, get into a good college, and maybe-just maybe-get close to her longtime crush, Valeria Devereaux. A friendship would be enough. A relationship? A dream. But dreams don't last long at Blackwood. When Alexandra Pitcher is found dead after a scandalous video of her is leaked, the school descends into chaos. Whispers turn to accusations. Friendships crack. And secrets-ugly, bloodstained secrets-start clawing to the surface. No one knows who leaked the video. No one knows who to trust. And no one seems to care that Alexandra had been screaming for help long before she died. Determined to uncover the truth, Sabrina, Renée, and Isla start digging. But the deeper they go, the more the truth feels like a trap. Someone wanted Alexandra gone. Someone made sure she wouldn't speak. And now, someone is making sure the past stays buried. The elite of Blackwood-the golden boys and girls who rule the school-know more than they're letting on. Every secret they uncover is another step closer to the edge. And then the bodies start dropping. What began as a search for answers turns into a desperate game of survival. The "suicides" are too convenient, too clean. Someone at Blackwood is playing God, deciding who deserves to live and who should die. And the worst part? Sabrina isn't sure if the girl she's falling for is the hero of this story. Or the villain. (Originally written on April 06, 2018)

Noah Marston, the last surviving heir of a once-proud pure-blood family, carries a legacy steeped in tragedy and defiance. Raised by her godfather, Severus Snape, after a devastating loss shattered her family, Noah's brilliance as a witch is overshadowed by her volatile nature and a dark proclivity for forbidden magic. Expelled from Adamson School for Witchery for casting the Unforgivable Curse Crucio on a fellow student, Noah's name has become infamous, forcing Snape to navigate the Ministry's scrutiny to keep her from being detained. With no other wizarding institution willing to accept her, Noah transfers to Hogwarts as a third-year student-her last chance at redemption. But Hogwarts isn't just another school; it's the same hallowed ground her parents once tread, carrying the weight of their forbidden love and a haunting legacy. As Noah struggles to navigate her new life, she finds herself torn between embracing the darkness that seems to run in her blood and carving out her own path. Under Snape's reluctant guidance and the wary gaze of her peers, Noah's journey is fraught with tension, secrets, and the looming shadow of her family's past. But Hogwarts has its own mysteries, and Noah's arrival may awaken more than just her personal demons. Will she rise above her infamy, or will the dark legacy of the Marston name consume her? (Originally written on April 16, 2018)