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A short story about panic, grief, and choosing presence over pressure.
A reminder that healing doesn’t have to be loud, fast, or perfect to be real.

Quiet Reset is a tense, late-night urban story about the moment a woman stops being the “getaway car” in other people’s chaos—and chooses herself instead.

In a Wawa parking lot, Nia feels the old life reaching for her again: loyalty, fear, easy money, hard consequences. But instead of speeding toward the same ending, she does something small and irreversible—she walks away. Months later, the past tries to find her, and Nia learns a quiet reset isn’t a single escape… it’s choosing truth again when the pressure comes back.

 Let’s Go.

Tre’s Cracked Ceiling is an urban coming-of-age story about the moment a man realizes survival has been mistaken for living.

Told through early mornings, warehouse shifts, bus rides, and a dim apartment lit by unfinished music, the story follows Tre as he confronts burnout, faith under pressure, and the slow grief of losing himself without noticing. A cracked ceiling becomes a mirror. A pulsing keyboard becomes a question. And honesty—spoken softly, late at night—becomes the first act of return.

This is not a story about fixing everything.
It’s about telling the truth before you disappear.

Slow and steady.
Let’s normalize reading again.
Let’s Go.

A quiet, cinematic moment about choosing stillness in a world that demands speed.

Arielle wakes before the city and decides, for once, not to chase it. In the small rituals of a morning kitchen — steam, silence, an untouched phone — she confronts the pressure to hurry, to measure herself against everyone else’s pace. What unfolds is not a breakthrough, but a subtle reclaiming: control as restraint, power as pause.

This short story traces the thin line between anxiety and agency, capturing how one woman learns that moving slower can be an act of defiance — and that sometimes the softest moments are the strongest proof we have of ourselves.

Let’s normalize reading again.

Let’s Go.