The Bachelor Eve Bill
CJ has carefully planned a classy Bachelor Eve. Just close friends of the groom, having dinner at a nice lounge, and everyone pays their own bill.
Then one overexcited groomsman starts ordering premium drinks. Another invites extra friends. Someone else orders plenty of food. Then the bill arrives.
What happens when the bachelor party is over, the drinks have been enjoyed, the memories have been made and then the waiter presents the bill?
Why humour in writing matters (and why we’re tired of literary trauma)
Why we need more humour in writing.
Have you ever picked up a book, settled into your favourite chair with a steaming mug of tea, ready for a relaxing escape… only to find yourself deep in emotional exhaustion instead?
In today’s world, many readers are starting to feel overwhelmed by heavy, intense storytelling. While meaningful literature has its place, there’s a growing need for something lighter: humorous writing, satire, and flash fiction that helps us breathe again.
