A Fatal Hit by Julia Levinska

He despises talking about sports.

Suffocation by Anna Liudva

“What a slut!”

Do They? by Ksenia Medrina

“So. Do they?”

The Cure by Lera Nikitina

If I go to Hell,

The Change by Diana Sandalova

- I thought there wasn’t any blood in heaven,

The Cereal by Kseniia Chernova

‘Sir, could you please get that cereal for me?’

“Not even Real Investigation by Volodymyr Yurchenk

- “So, what’s your opinion on current state of affairs?”

A Strange Day by Oleksandr Sainchuk

Dear Diary, today is an incredible day,

His Fiancée by Sofia Kolbasovskaya

His fiancée Maya died

A Firework by Dina Karalash

Everything gets its sense with time flowing.

The Odious Book by Julia Levinska

Heavy snow was falling on the streets,

Red Roses by Anna Liudva

He hated roses.

Jutsu(s)by Kristina Vorotnikova

“What are you reading?”

Red Hyacinths by Ksenia Medrina

Jin puts on his best suit,

Mr Edison by Lera Nikitina

“Could you please repeat what you just said, Mr Edison?

Tastes Like Cotton Candy by Sandalova Diana

For most teenage girls hearing

Happily Ever After by Kseniia Chernova

“Ugh, those perfect love stories are so boring”,

A Guy who Does Not Drink Wine by Natalia Borodkina

As the alarm clock rings at 7:30 a.m.,

The Dress by Yana Bazylevych

He was an Old Man filled with regret,

The Empty House by Ivana Samoilenko

Although nothing changed, she knew

The Shoes by Daria Molchanova

The sonorous knock of heels on the polished floor

Once Again a Child by Oleksandr Sainchuk

It happened in summer

Cherished images by Irma Rerich

I leave my life

AN IMAGE, A MESSAGE AND A PROMISE BY TAG

A small room resounded with gunshots fired outside.

The Stranger by Yana Bazylevych

The rain is pouring down from the sky

The Stranger by Kateryna Zhdanova

Oh, I am sure that you know the feeling,

At a Given Time by Olena Brahynska

The wild spirit of the Sahara desert

Johnny Doe by Kristina Vorotnikova

The beer is disgusting.

She Smiles by Ksenia Medrina

She talks a lot and smiles a lot,

The Stranger by Diana Sandalova

He looks as if he was taken from

The Portrait of Meekness by Togrul Ahadov

Every Friday we met at about 5

Nothing striking by Olga Guniavaia

There was nothing striking about her at all.

The Bitter Black Coffee by Ivanna Samoylenko

I almost lost her