"Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends." (John 15:13) What would someone do for another? This is Sensevieria, a story of a guard and his prince - and the lengths one will go to save their family. (Part Four)

What would someone do for another? Even when it tears people apart? Even at the cost of oneself? This is Sensevieria, a story of a guard and his prince - and the lengths one will go to save their family. (Part Three)

What would someone do for another? Even against a danger no one truly understands? Even when the path ahead is hidden? This is Sensevieria, a story of a guard and his prince - and the lengths one will go to save their family. (Part Two)

"On a hillside facing the sea, a man tore at the ground and sent glowing flower petals flying." What would someone do for another? Even if it was fighting a dark spell? Even if the only hope was nothing but a fairy tale? This is Sensevieria, a story of a guard and his prince - and the lengths one will go to save their family. (Part One)

George loves his job. He loves his job. He loves his job.  He tells that to himself when the urge to bang his head against the dashboard of his car resurfaces.  Taxi-driving isn't usually too bad, but today has had him cranky and all too ready to go home. Too bad those random people running in the streets won't let him!

Yikes, birds can sure be pushy.  Tian is stressed, muddy, and at his wit's end. Perhaps this birthday thing wasn't such a great idea after all.  Good thing his friends are supportive, too! After all, when one does so much for others, they tend to remember and return the favor.  (Part 2 of 2)

It's your friend's birthday? Great! You can't remember who it is? ... Slightly less great.  That's okay, though, because Tian has a plan. None of his friends are going to feel unappreciated on his watch.  Now... where did he stash those acorns, again? (Part 1 of 2)

Welcome to the Smile Files!  These are individual short stories designed to put a smile on your face. Feel free to skip around and choose ones that sound interesting.  Thanks for listening! We're glad you're here.