Summer Nature Short Stories - Page 7

Simon Taylor loses his private jet privileges because he doesn't have enough friends to satisfy the government's tax man.

Sam and Sarah build a device to translate the bees' radio signals, discovering the gas leak was intentional.

In the sweltering heat of a magical summer, a senior gardener struggles to maintain morale within a dying guild.

Sweat stings Daniel's eyes as the team struggles to save their magical garden from a suffocating, unnatural heatwave.

George turns seventeen in a forest where the fog behaves like a corrupted video file, hiding something very hungry.

Eddie returns to the forest he mapped forty years ago, only to find the trees standing in terrifying silence.

He held a digital probe over the water, the red numbers climbing until the screen flashed a warning.

The brown water swallows the blue siding of my house while my phone screen flickers on four percent.

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