A little surprise


Good morning everyone.
I have a little surprise for today, or a treat so to say, for those who haven’t had a chance to read the first of my shorter form stories for Sa·B·ers, ‘The Fractured Maid’. That little treat is is a single post containing the entire short story without the need to jump between pages. It’s a nice convenience for those of you who can’t keep up everyday or just prefer reading all at once. I’ll also be doing this with every short form story in the future, and if everyone likes it be sure to let me know if you’d like me to join the chapters of ‘Those Who Watch the Sky’. I’ll be glad to if you’d like, and for now, please enjoy (^_^)

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