Summer Romance Short Stories - Page 3

A disaster vlogger and a cynical firefighter clash in a sweltering hockey arena as a forest fire approaches.

Four friends gather in a sweltering Ontario basement to save their town before the developers tear it down.

A dock hand and a biologist search for caffeine and meaning as Kenora's trout swim in starving circles.

The truck interior was a museum of missing things, where the silence spoke louder than the roaring engine outside.

The humidity is a physical weight, pressing the city into the dirt while we try to save the trees.

Leo wiped sweat from his forehead as Maya pointed at the drooping tomato plants in the community garden's heat.

Edith pushes her canoe into the water, the sun a bruised plum above the charred remains of Ontario.

A Winnipeg café becomes a secret hub for analog communication after the government bans all social media and technology.

Alex watched the numbers on the pump climb faster than his heart rate, knowing his daughter’s future was evaporating.