Stanley fought to regain his composure, his breath quickening as he tried to suppress the anxiety that churned in his gut. His fingers twitched, curling into tight fists as he wrestled with the nervous energy that coursed through him. For several minutes, he stared intently at the flickering news broadcast, the storm-fueled chaos on the […]
Fiction: Sanctuary: Section Seven by K.C. Kissig
The officers spread out, two of them moving down the hall with the slow, deliberate pace of men who knew they were on the hunt. The other two stayed in the kitchen, their presence heavy, oppressive, like the storm outside preparing to tear the roof off the place. Stanley tried to appear relaxed, casual, but […]
Fiction: Sanctuary: Section Six by K.C. Kissig
Chris descended the stairs, each creak of the old wood like a countdown to something inevitable, something sinister. His eyes locked on to the scene below: his son, pale and wide-eyed, was huddled close to Mary. The brute—no, not just a brute, more like a caged animal, muscles twitching with barely restrained violence—paced back and […]
Fiction: Sanctuary: Section Four by K.C. Kissig
The room seemed to breathe a collective sigh of relief as the brute stormed away, each glancing furtively from face to face. “The boy called you dad?” Stanley finally asked with unapologetic calm, as though he wasn’t sharing the living room with the disemboweled carcass of his wife’s closest friend. The leader gave a disapproving […]