"When we first met, I couldn't help but think we were two sides of two different coins. We both had a fake side to us. A façade we put up to fit in. We each had our secrets. A side we kept from each other. Except I knew his darkest secret from the very beginning. I knew it from the first time we met." A flash fiction about a mind reader and a time traveller.

"I had lost something. Something dear to me but somehow, I feel that it is in this painting. I feel like I have been there, I feel like I know him" - A flash fiction about what two people have lost in a painting, and how they have found themselves together. A sequel to 'A Man in the Desert.'

A young lady visits a unique antique shop, not knowing that it has far more secrets than she has.

"My business is a tiny tavern a little out from the city. It serves just a few people at a time. It's a nice scenic place people can hire out for private events. I reunite old friends and lovers so that these regrets can finally be over." A flash fiction about regrets.

'It's like walking downstairs to the kitchen, but for dad and me, we can walk to the kitchen, say five days ago, or five days from now. We simply walk down the stairs and go to the room we want.' The story of the time left over between a time traveler, and his mother.

" I fell in love. It was as simple as that. Even though I was just a child. Even though the decision was hard to make. What the skeleton, in front of me, said needed no second to think about. I boldly stepped into the middle of the road, as a flash of pink took my life. I had no doubts in my heart as I died. I was willing to die for love." A flash fiction about parallel worlds and death.

"If you've received this, I hope you understand. We didn't mean for it to become this way. I didn't want it to turn out like this. We lost sight of everything. Even love. Even now, to keep ourselves safe, we weaponised it. This is the theory of love at first sight." - a flash fiction about love at first sight.

A flash fiction about what you'd endure for love: "Meetings are coincidences, right? Just something that has happened at random, without any real direction. The people that come in and out of your lives, they just happened to be there. They just happened to be born around the same time as you. They just happened to live near you. They just happened to know someone you know. Meetings are coincidences, right?"

A flash fiction about a man and his thoughts on why he didn't sent the S.O.S signal on a space station.

"I never knew what it was, but I soon lost all my regrets and smiled. Not because I was told to. Not because I was expected to. But because I wanted to. The white tiger was right. It was the hardest thing to fix." A flash fiction about regrets.

"You are a fire. You must burn. Be a candle, and light the way for someone. Or be a firework and dedicate your entire life for a moment, for a smile. You are a fire, Sam. So burn your life away for someone." A flash fiction about sacrifice.

"I stared her in the eye and decided not to hand it to her. She looked back at me with rage and anger, and I felt scared. But I knew it was for the best. I knew it would make it better for her." A flash fiction about memories.