... the water, and me.

Finn is suffering without the closure he never got while his best friend, Colton, was alive. But you know what they say about unfinished business...

Dr. Seth Henson learns the reality of his creation, Dorothy, in this chilling story about the dangers of artificial intelligence.

Lily explores a forest that glows at night as a distraction from her troubled condition.

Inspired by Sleep Token's song Fields of Elation.

Anna is stuck in a mental health facility and struggles to ground herself.

In a cool, damp marsh where creepers reside lives the laziest hopper with nothing to hide. He watches the world with half-closed eyes; he thinks of his meals that fly freely nearby, a cricket, a beetle, a sweet little fly. You see, he just can't be bothered and would rather be sleeping all warm and unbothered. This little lazy creeper just likes to nap. He'd dream of comfy lily pads, serene and green, he would stretch in the sun's golden gleams. Happy and peaceful right there on a log, the world's laziest, sweetest little brown frog, while others liked to jump and hop with great energy, the little brown frog preferred to lay in the sun, you see, to give a gentle croak, a quiet plea. On this calm day, he knew he would strive for tranquility, and peace kept him alive; the peaceful life he loved it best with quiet comfort and gentle rest. He would watch everything happening around the pond with interest and feelings so fond. Never feeling alone with turtles, fish, and beavers to carry on by the peaceful stream, the forest comes alive in a beautiful, wild green dream. A vibrant world of wonder a flowing and gentle stream. He would listen to the cheerful chirping of the birds hidden in the trees, a song so bright as a soft gentle summer breeze. The lazy frog is quite the keen observer, taking in everything around him while others rush by, oblivious to the little things. This shows us that taking a moment to be quiet can really help us understand the world better. The frog is a perfect example of contentment; he finds joy in his simple life without needing to be busy all the time. It is important to remember that true happiness does not always come from being productive; sometimes, the peace we find in simplicity is just as rewarding. This idea encourages us to accept ourselves and to go at our own pace. By appreciating simplicity and nurturing kindness within ourselves, we can create a fulfilling life. The frog reminds us that we can be happy just by being who we are, showing that there are many ways to lead a great life, even when everything around us seems fast-paced. Ultimately, he encourages us to slow down and enjoy the quiet moments that can make life so special.

Poem

Charlotte had dreamed of finding love and contentment, just like her character, Jane. Within a year, she loses most of her family to TB and her father, a vicar, is aging quickly. Charlotte finds love in her father's young vicar, who is training under him, but does she dare risk everything to fall in love? Or will the bad luck of her family continue?