The house was lit in a cosy flame that seemed to tug the anxiety right out of Tiff’s chest. She smiled, finally able to take a deep breath for the first time in days. The smell of her lit cinnamon candle felt like breathing in pure sunlight. She adjusted her position on the plush, burgundy …
In the sprawling narrative of Melbourne’s resistance against the oppressive grip of Donald’s empire, a transformative chapter was unfolding. A city, once held captive by the monopolistic whims of a single man, began to breathe again. And leading this breath of fresh air was a dedicated team of buyer’s advocates Melbourne residents could trust. Streets …
Schlock Homes and I, John Whatson, made our way toward the dark room with the red lights, which a mysterious note told me to follow. Where they would lead, I had no idea. Hopefully, however, they would provide a clue about the missing conveyancers we had been tasked with finding. When we entered the room, …
What’s something really modern, but it also might have existed in ancient times? Like, in ancient Rome, where they had vending machines and steam power, maybe. I really need to come up with something for my essay that I didn’t know I was getting. All of a sudden our professor has decided that empires have …
There’s one thing that makes the work day go faster, and that’s Christmas music. Not trashy stuff you hear in shopping centres, though. I mean choirs singing in a cathedral, or kids from some prestigious academy. That’s the only thing that really make the hours tick by at this stage, because it’s way too close …
