PostsCommentsPayoutscruciform (64)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: THE WOMAN AT THE WINDOW I kept wondering why she watched the road every morning, and I definitely wasn't expecting the answer to be connected to Kelechi himself.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: The Voice In The Crowd.A small accident almost became a major confrontation because both sides were more interested in defending themselves than understanding what happened.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • last monthRE: The Ransomed SecretIbrahim's fear was understandable, especially considering Daniel's influence, but I'm glad he eventually chose to tell the truthcruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: A QUICK TRIP AROUND THE WORLD | FICTION | (EN-ES)Imagine trying to arrest someone who can literally change the location of the fight whenever he wants.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: 5 MinutesSealo was trying so hard to stay disciplined, but this man clearly had other plans. 😂cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: Beyond RichesI love how the king and his son eventually came together. Sometimes, understanding each other is the first step toward solving a big problem.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: The Barber Shop is Not a Place for Females Thank you so much 🙏🏾cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: THE LAST TUESDAY WITH BREAD 🍞 CRUMBSIt's terrifying how normal a day feels while it's happening, only for it to become the dividing line of your entire life.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: The Day the Spare Key Became MineI totally relate with that part about walking around the house more slowly because you suddenly realize it's your last normal day... pure poetry man!cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: The Weight Of Tomorrow.There is something so painful about realizing you are living through the very last 'normal' day before everything changes. Beautifully written, i could even smell the stew through my screen, lolcruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: The Mysterious Fig Tree (Fiction Story)Really fascinating. Wanda’s journey through hidden realms and ancient energies left me wondering what’s real and what’s yet to be discovered.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: The Day Everyone ForgotI can imagine the fear in Maya’s mind lol. I really love the mysterious theme this story portrays. Great jobcruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 2 months agoRE: Couples PowerAt least some good came out of the predicament, if not he might not have changed but continue with his irresponsible lifestylecruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 5 months agoRE: The last photographThe truth was sitting in a lost and found box the whole time. It just needed the right person to care enough to look.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 5 months agoRE: Whispers beyond the Keyhole - FICTION The repository room is where the story gets more interesting. Shelves of abandoned objects, each one carrying a name and a date — that image is haunting in the best way. It makes…cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 5 months agoRE: A Present Lost to Time - Fiction"The gift box remained unclaimed and lost. Not because it was forgotten. But because it did not belong to anyone anymore." That line alone is worth the whole story. Beautifully…cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 6 months agoRE: The Inkwell Combined Writing Prompt #33 ~ Fiction or Creative NonfictionCongratulations to the winners. Here’s my entry for this weekly prompt:cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 6 months agoRE: The Delayed AlertI admire Musa’s determination to make a headway in life despite all the odds. Lagos is indeed a land of opportunities but only to those that are willing to give it their all just like Musa.cruciform (64)in The Ink Well • 6 months agoRE: The Receipt in Her PocketSuch a loving and caring dad Aisha was fortunate to have. Sometimes parents do things for the benefit of the children but they may not understand until later in the futurecruciform (64)in MCGI Cares Hive • 6 months agoRE: Marrying after the death of a spouse// The old pathThere’s no crime in marrying after the death of a spouse