Robyn's profile

The light from the candles lining the cold stone room flickered in the breeze as it danced through the open windows. The king’s dark hazel eyes jumped from his lap up to the light, startled by its sudden movement. He’d been sitting in his chair for several hours now, standing only to pace across his pelt-covered floor. Confined to his study… how nerve-racking. He wanted to be there with his wife in the opposite wing of the castle, standing by her side, holding her hand as s...

I shivered in the darkness as the cold night air bit at my skin. Vaughn and I were sitting on the roof of his house, watching the night sky as the stars each began to show their faces. I regarded Vaughn with a dull curiosity as he stretched his long fingers, pressing the tips of them into the sandpaper-rough shingles. The silence between us seemed unnatural as we solemnly sat on the rooftop. Something inside of me seemed to be warning me that my life was about to change for good. “Vaughn?” I ...

I shivered in the darkness as the cold night air bit at my skin. Vaughn and I were sitting on the roof of his house, watching the night sky as the stars each began to show their faces. I regarded Vaughn with a dull curiosity as he stretched his long fingers, pressing the tips of his fingers into the rough sandpaper shingles. The silence between us seemed unnatural as we solemnly sat on the rooftop. Something inside of me seemed to be warning me that my life was about the change for good. "Vau...

A scarlet sports car streaked into a saturated parking lot, the wheels slipping across the grimy puddles, water spewing up from the pavement. The car skidded to a stop across two parking places, the engine abruptly silenced. The driver’s side door swung open and Tristan stepped from the car, clasping a bouquet of a dozen red roses in his hand. He was dressed in dark-washed denim jeans ad a blue-striped polo shirt, a black trench coat shielding him from the elements. He stood nearly six-feet i...

Rain streamed from the gutters of the apartment complex to the ground below, battering the sidewalk with its endless onslaught. Water rushed down the stone siding of the building, draining into what had previously been a flower garden, but now was merely a puddle of muck and mud. The rain had been falling for nearly three days and showed no sign of relenting. A scarlet sports car streaked into the saturated parking lot, the wheels slipping across the grimy puddles, water spewing up from the p...