by Sudha Vishwanath | Jun 6, 2025 | Drama, Fiction, Short Stories
David hummed a mellifluous tune as he diligently polished Mr. Lobo’s shoes. The fourteen-year-old’s cheerfulness was so unusual and palpable that Mr. Lobo’s chauffeur, Henry, could not resist asking about his elated mood. “I am going to get...
by Sudha Vishwanath | Jun 6, 2025 | Fiction, Short Stories
My mom and I were seriously engrossed in solving a very challenging mathematics problem when Dad arrived as a harbinger of doom, conveying the devastating news that two of his male colleagues, accompanied by their better halves, would be coming for dinner at 7.30 pm....
by Sudha Vishwanath | Jun 6, 2025 | Drama, Fiction, Short Stories
A scent reminiscent of the ocean’s salty breeze and the intense fragrance of spices permeated the apartment, piquing Joe’s interest. The twelve-year-old rose and inhaled deeply. “Come on, get up, you sleepyhead. Mother is preparing fish...
by Sudha Vishwanath | Jun 6, 2025 | Fiction, Short Stories
Winter in Philadelphia had set in with much intensity, probably this year. A volley of cold wind had been blowing right from the afternoon the day before. However, that did not deter shopping lovers from thronging their favorite store during the choicest Christmas...
by Sudha Vishwanath | Jun 5, 2025 | Drama, Fiction, Short Stories
“Are we all set to leave?” Harry called out as he bounded down the steps toward the car porch, his voice filled with a blend of urgency and excitement. “If everyone wants to take their seats before the play begins, we ought to plan to start in about...
by Sudha Vishwanath | Jun 5, 2025 | Fiction, Short Stories
Amery Faux As I sprinted toward the notice board, a tumultuous mix of excitement and apprehension stirred within me. The midday sun cast a warm glow on the campus, but my mind was preoccupied with thoughts of...
