Funeraldirector Stories

Rowan Hale has always believed death deserves reverence, not fear. When she is selected for a coveted internship at one of the country's most prestigious funeral homes, she steps into a world governed by ritual, restraint, and silence. At its center is Professor Evelyn Blackwood-renowned for her mastery of restorative art, exacting in her standards, and impossible to read. Their connection is not new. Months earlier, they met as strangers at a national funeral directors convention: shared glances, quiet flirtation, an unspoken understanding neither dared name. They never exchanged names. They never imagined fate would bind them through authority and proximity. As Rowan learns to care for the dead, she is drawn deeper into Evelyn's orbit-where devotion is demanded, boundaries blur, and control becomes a language of intimacy. In rooms meant for stillness, desire sharpens. In the presence of the dead, truth becomes impossible to ignore. The Devotion of Silent Things is a dark academia sapphic romance about power, consent, and the sacred act of tending what remains-where love is as dangerous as it is inevitable, and silence holds more than the dead.

The story of life and loss. A real account of day to day happenings in a funeral home, written by a funeral director. Some humorous, saddening and unusual tales that occur at the conclusion of someone's life.

Keith stood in front of hopes peak, unsure of himself, not knowing why the school had always beckoned him, his whole life he's just strived for the right to join the school and when he finally gets invited, his world crumbled, passing out at the steps, when he woke up, most his memory has vanished and he's left with 19 of the most bizarre Ultimates ever, and a strange man telling them they must kill each other if they wish to leave