Red-stained Shirt by Diana Sandalova

It all started with a shirt,

Love and Die by Illia Ryzhikov

Something strange happened last night

Saturday Alarm Clock by Roman Riabchun

George woke up to a hypnotizing smell

The Nails by Yana Bazylevych

Her scarlet nails were

A New Medicine by Natalia Borodkina

Doctor Mitchell lit a cigar and

Catching Up by TAG

I lay in a puddle of blood.

Somewhere by Kateryna Zhdanova

-Hello. This is Summer Michaelson calling.

The Cage by Olga Guniavaia

A convulsive shadow runs across her lips

A Joke by Olga Bolozhuk

"I can improve the armour for twenty dollars.

A story by Julia Semak

An unexpected draft from the window woke her up,

Stop. Rewind by Marina Zadorozhna

"I urgently need to get out of here,"

A Story of Twins by Lada Sorokina

Year 1850 New England

The Injury without Blood by Dina Karalash

My fifty-year-old father always was too old for me.

The Mercy of Fate by Julia Levinska

There are few motives for murder,

Canned Food by Anastasia Sivtsova

He was cooking

The Trap and a Time Bomb by Maria Lypovchenko

Oliver, in his twenty-five,

Xiangyun by Kristina Vorotnikova

Frau Fuchs, a young widow

The Death in “The Starlight” by Lera Nikitina

‘Dear passengers,

A Detective Story by Sofia Kolbasobskaya

- So who is a Mary’s killer then, hah? – Mike said.

The Pray by Anna Liudva

Somebody cursed her

The Wife by Olena Brahynska

There were no signs of trouble.

How to Get Away with Stealing by Kseniia Chernova

‘I can’t believe you

The Terrible Secret of Cooler Lake by Ihnat’yeva Anastasia

“Where did Mr. Frogs go?”

The Victim by Karyna Oleksiienko

This whole thing started when I gave up everything

Daydream by Ksenia Medrina

The clock ticking is too irritating to Ian’s ears,

Morty’s Murder by Ivana Samoilenko

Morty, the scruffy cat, was lying dead

From the Top of Everest by Irma Rerich

This particular night…

The China Cup by Irma Rerich

Oh, that sound of pouring alcohol…

It wasn’t Supposed to Happen by Oleksandr Sainchuk

Hi, Jim.

Afraid of Nothing by Olga Guniavaia

Jerry has been standing in the rain

A Story by Olga Bolozhuk

Mark has been living alone

A Cruel Twist of Fate by Karina Oleksiienko

The first month I was going

The Banality of Evil by Yana Bazylevych

“What did I just do?”

A Moment of Self-disgust by Volodymyr Yurchenko

His body was completely paralysed.

Fear of Oneself by Julia Semak

She was good at lying

It’s Time for Chemical Reaction by Marina Zadorozhna

The giant ocean swiftly intends to burst its banks.

Frequent Guests in her Life by Lada Sorokina

“Success” is her middle name.

A Story of Guilt by Sofia Kolbasovskaya

He was a guardian angel.

Stovpets or Forgive myself by Dina Karalash

The feeling of guilt is very similar to all my life.

Torn in Two by Julia Levinska

She reluctantly went to the taxi

Executioner's Wounds by Anastasia Sivtsova

At night, he woke up from

Guilt by Maria Lipovchenko

Emma could have a bad mood

The Mistake by Anna Liudva

She sits in her room.

Not guilty? by Olena Brahynska

"Not guilty!"said the judge

Zooming by Kristina Vorotnikova

“Nico,” he groaned,

Exellent Service by Lera Nikitina

Erica slapped the door

A Wild Night by Diana Sandalova

They only steal from

One Minute Fifty-three Seconds by Kseniia Chernova

They say, time heals

Torn Apart by TAG

God, it was me! I did it! It's all my fault!

Blank Space by Ksenia Medrina

It seemed as if she was trying to burn

Dead Roses by Anastasia Ihnat’yeva

Mark first heard these voices two days ago.

Remorse for the Murder by Natalia Borodkina

“And so now we commit her body to the ground...

Careless by Ivana Samoilenko

“Look at her,”-

Love Story by Julia Semak

George looked up at the bookshelf.

In Details, I Trust by Lada Sorokina

We studied with Jimmy on the same course

Their Marriage by Sofia Kolbasovskaya

Their marriage had been arranged,

The Last Letter for You by Dina Karalash

Dear Mark,

The Mysterious Orthodontist by Julia Levinska

Love is definitely not about art.

Red Shoes by Anna Liudva

1942

No Compromise by Olena Brahynska

Martin. 27.

Airen by Kristina Vorotnikova

Wang Shu straightened her hair with pale fingers

On the Road by Lera Nikitina

‘Sparkles!’ shouted that idiot,

Megan by Diana Sandalova

She hated every second of it after the crush.

The Good Half by Kseniia Chernova

Everything in my life has always been only half-good.

Lovely love by Oleksandr Sainchuk

– Oh yes, what a lovely and colourful life can be.

Love by Daria Molchanova

One step – and from the highest peak

Love by Andriy Forostianyi

I am going to tell you

A Dog`s Heart by Ivana Samoilenko

When Tom Nicholson was born

Love/Hate by Yana Bazylevych

I love him.

Solitude by Volodymyr Yurchenko

There is no real answer about love

A New Poem by Natalia Borodkina

Two hours were left to the next lecture,

Sarcastic Love by Anna Kyriienko

This couple was friends,

Falling by TAG

You know that moment when you can feel

“Her favourite smell” by Olga Guniavaia

Jane loves the smell of lavender;

Farewell by Olga Bolozhuk

- Let’s grab a drink,

Happiness Leaves Emptiness by Karina Oleksiienko

I’ve tried to extend that moment

Chicken Wings by Ihnat’yeva Anastasia

“Everything is under control,”

Say his Name by Ksenia Medrina

Based on two tweets.

Black & White by Daria Molchanova

“Check mate, Your Majesty.”

The Procession by Ivana Samoilenko

They walked heavily, sinking their feet into the mud

The Conversation by Yana Bazylevych

- So, why are you here?

A Trial Date by Natalia Borodkina

Having entered the room,

A Turtle by Olga Guniavaia

“What does this cloud remind you of?”

Coping by TAG

- Hold on!

Dangerous People by Karina Oleksiienko

The road is usually packed

The Fight by Julia Semak

He impatiently knocked on a door

Next Hours by Plane by Marina Zadorozhna

‘In the next hours it’s not you

One Rainy Day by Lada Sorokina

“08:05, Wednesday.

Love Story by Sofia Kolbasovskaya

The rat was extremely unhappy.

Play by the Rules of Him: When the Leaves Fall by Dina Karalash

Late autumn transformed all world in its domain.