Abandoned by his grieving father who unjustly blames him for their mother's death, a young boy finds refuge in the unwavering love of his sister. Despite the shadows of guilt looming over him, she becomes his anchor, urging him to resist the label of a monster. 
The breaking point arrives when his father casts him out, compelling him to seek sanctuary with his  uncle in another city. 
As the boy grapples with the scars of his past, this poignant journey unfolds, exploring themes of love, self exploration and some sexual encounters with unexpected women.

Just like a dream

Something kept calling him, drawing him closer as he stared at the flier in his hand. 


He took his phone out of his pocket and he searched for the company's site on his browser.


He was soon brought to a colourful page with multiple options, he had to turn his phone brightness to the lowest in other to concentrate on the letters.


After successfully stopping his eyes from going partially blind, Abe started scrolling through the page.


There was a welcome menu for new applicants/writers, an option that redirects the writer to his/her own writing space, an option that teaches a novice how to write, what to write and the things not to write.


There was an option for editors, there was an option for translators and there was an option for readers, in this case the readers are redirected to the app.


Strangely enough, Abe felt familiar with this kind of thing even though he hadn't done something like this before.


A new story