Collection of Fiction Short Stories about Life

By Laetitia REBECKAH

'Collection of Short Stories about Life' is a fiction book that contains 4 short stories telling the chain of events of certain characters in various contexts, with themes such as romance, optimism and resilience. The first story tells of the setbacks of a young girl and how, thanks to her personality, she manages to survive; the second story reveals the thoughts of two characters who will meet for a blind date; the third story is about a woman who describes her experience in a pole dancing class, and the fourth story is about the life of a teenager before he left home to go to college.

• Language: English
• Publisher: At the Home of Laets
• Release date: Aug 17, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223808114

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Collection of FICTION SHORT

STORIES about LIFE

This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used fictitiously.

Copyright © 2023 Laetitia Rebeckah.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanicals methods without the prior written permission of the publisher.

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Collection

of

FICTION SHORT STORIES

about LIFE

Judge less, do more

by

LAETITIA REBECKAH

Content

‘Happiness’

‘Magical Evening’

‘Learning’

‘The last moment of a teenager's life’

‘About the author’

‘Happiness’

J

essica had a superpower: Happiness! Who knew how she got it? Was it a gift? Jessica was a young girl in her thirties. She lived in London, but she was from Paris. The young lady was an author. Since she was a child, she would devour books. She studied modern literature in the hope of becoming a writer. One of her stories was already published and she had several other ones waiting. She wrote all genres: romance, detective, erotic, and so forth. Jessica had an unlimited imagination; however, her narratives could, on the contrary, be drawn out of the real world; staging lively and cool characters in scenes that anyone could experience or adventures that you would love to see happen; tales that made you happy and invited you to inspiration.

Although she had the ambition to evolve as a novelist, to emerge as famous, and that one day her books would be on bookshelves of all houses like those of Maupassant, Plath, and Kafka, Jessica had another yearning since her teenage years: to be a lawyer. Thus, she was studying law at university.

Jessica grew up alongside a female parent and siblings. Her mother was not particularly present. She was cold and narcissistic. She manifested little interest in her. Notwithstanding that, Jessica managed to have her attention, she spoke to her a lot, whether her progenitor liked it or not. Jessica constantly asked her, 'Are you listening to me?' And her mum answered, 'Yes, but sometimes you are exhausting'. Her old woman was kind; she was not a full-time mother. Jessica always had everything she wished; all she