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Jess Brady

Ontario

Anchor and Editor at CFPL-AM (London, ON)

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  • 4 days ago | medium.com | Jess Brady

    Randos S2E2: The text message simply said, “Very clever.”I had to admit the giant loop-de-do of death was quite majestic at sunset, but there was nothing on God’s green Earth that would make me get on that thing. When Evan had gone to use the restroom, I’d scampered away faster than a mouse about to be some cat’s last meal.

  • 5 days ago | medium.com | Jess Brady

    May 24th Microfiction (Wednesday)Catch up on part one before reading part two…Two days after that fateful night in the alley with Officer Brick I woke up with a pounding headache and my pillow covered in drool. Lovely. That cookie cake and bottle of whiskey didn’t stand a chance against my anxiety and subsequent relief. There is still some of the cookie left, but that bottle of whiskey is gone. The only remnants of it are that of a two-day hangover that might turn into three.

  • 6 days ago | medium.com | Jess Brady

    June 1st Microfiction (Pride)Catch up on parts one through five before reading part six…Frank had been seeing a lot more of me lately and he didn’t seem thrilled about it. At first, he was happy that I was coming in and catching him up on my life, but when my bar tab kept getting higher, he’d had enough. Since Pen and I ended things, I hadn’t wanted to be alone, but since my circle of friends had families and jobs, I had to make do.

  • 1 week ago | medium.com | Jess Brady

    A preference opposed to a ruleIt started the first time he held my hand, and his thumb grazed the inside of my wrist. An altogether simple touch of affection that made my core ache for those hands on every piece of my body. The delicate balance of my softness to his ruggedness was a wicked treat to the senses. It didn’t matter if his hands were traveling up my thigh to my drenched center or if they were running along my shoulder in a gesture of comfort. That spark of need was always there.

  • 2 weeks ago | medium.com | Jess Brady

    Randos 1: She was beginning to realise how far down in her memory she’d buried her teenage years. It was an ordinary day at the park. She’d been waiting for him to show, but he never did. She waited for hours, that much she remembered, everything else was a blur. She was beginning to realise how far down in her memory she’d buried her teenage years. This was the catalyst for the memory loss. She couldn’t explain why, but she knew. They’d been “dating” since she was 14 and he was 16.

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