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*** Here, I noted a couple of errors: ...is easy(comma) but too (comma) it sure takes hard work...
*** A missing comma and word here:(comma needed here) but has (there) been any news of love shortage?
*** Here, you just missed a needed space: As you see,(space needed here)man without kindness...
*** The comma after the word least is unnecessary: least, a glass of water a day
*** An apostrophe is needed here: and its it's crystal clear.
*** In the poem, the word complains should be complaints, to make it hold the meaning intended. However, if you change it to the proper spelling, then it loses its rhyme with the last word of the following line. Here's my thoughts... You can either correct the spelling and not worry about it or change the wording very slighty and it will work perfectly. This is the line I am referring to: Daily it cleanses you, with no complains (should be with no complaints) OR you could consider (yet never complains) or something similar, so it all ties in and contains correct usage of the word "compains".
*** Last one . In the very last line there is a small typo: Here is it refers to giving wholeheartedly.

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Here, you have used an incomplete sentence. See my suggestion to correct it in green, of course do as you will, as this is your baby: "...Mr. Castle,(who is) a wizened, crotchety old man with no teeth and different colour eyes. (perhaps also consider: "different colored eyes"){I do realize your must be using English other than American English.)

This would read smoother if separated into two sentences, in my humble opinion: "She couldn’t meet his eyes, how did she explain this?"

I wonder if perhaps you missed a word in this sentence? "...she realised there had (been) nothing to rhyme with rusty nail."

A Possible typo here? "...ever wary or (did you mean of?) modern technology..."

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*** Here you may consider a word swap: "very small and variegated meals in huge white plates. This would read better if you used the word "on" instead of "in".

*** Here "Everything is frozen and beige or white, like your beloved's favorite sweater, everything is Christmasy and the Eiffel Tower shines." You might consider endingthe sentence after the word "sweater", then beginning the next line as a new sentence.

*** Spring needs to be capitalized, as it is the name of a season.

*** Here you need to change the odd a to an apostrophe: "Thatâs"

*** Huh? "café"

*** Corrections needed here: "Eiffel Tower, which is,(get rid of this comma) probably,(get rid of this comma) the place in the world..."

*** This: "â", I find confusing and distracting when used alone or in place of punctuation. What does it mean?

*** Huh? "When in Paris youâve got women on your mind and in your sight. Itâs called Parisian elegance and comes with Parisian red manicure." (confusing. Must be a paris thing?

*** I'll be honest, in that I am not quite sure if the following sentence is grammaticcaly correct. But if it is, it still somehow broke the flow while I was reading. It is up to you, as it is your piece, but I am making a slight change suggestion. The sentence is: "When you are willing to date an European..." If "an" were changed to "a" it would sound so much smoother to me. Like i said, I could be wrong here.

*** Typo here: "especially is you are a black woman..." I believe you meant "if".

*** I do not understand what the " â " is, or what it's purpose is. Because it may have a very vaild purpose, i am not going to say it needs corrected. But I feel it is important that you know most US readers will probably feel as lost on this as I do.

*** Comma needed where indicated in green: "afford such women in your company(comma) you..."
and here: "things like diamond rings(comma) for they are..."

*** "While London dating(colon) you can kiss under..."

*** Here you need to replace the funny a symbol with a comma: "Itâs good if you"

*** "You can go to eat, drink or be married,(get rid of the comma and use a colon) choosing between cheese..."

***In the title of your story the "d" in "decision" needs to be capitalized.

***Here, because you wrote "had", "chose", should be "chosen" instead. (It keeps your writing in the same tense.): "...yet he had chose no side."

***Here see comments in green lettering: "...aching he felt every day,(replace comma with a period, then capitalize the 'H' in he.) he tried to cure it with love (comma) but..."

***Here, to keep the subject in agreement, I suggest the following: "...feeling out of reach with itself..." (Change "itself" to "oneself".)

***And here, you need a space: "...meant to be alone, (space) indifferent, (Get rid of the comma here. The word "and" takes it's place.) and misunderstood."

***There is a misspelling here: "Months past (Should be "passed") and he realized..."

***Here you need a comma after the word "however": "One day however (comma) as..."

***In this portion, the space is misplaced: "...town ,he decided..." The comma should be up against the word "town", not the word "he".

***Here, it would read much smoother as indicated: "He found the man's wallet shortly after the beginning of his search..."

***Eliminate the first word of this sentence, to give it more of a "show, don't tell" feel: "Then He exited without saying another word."

***Here you need to separate these words: "...at (space) least."

*** When the main character re-approaches the body, he checks the ID for the address. It doesn't say if he kept the wallet, or took the rest of the money. But earlier, you wrote that he took Twenty bucks. Then later you said he cheated the dishonest police force out of a thousand bucks. This needs to be clarified for the reader. Did he take the rest of the money out of the wallet? Obviously he must have, but this needs to be stated to avoid confusion. It says he put the wallet on the windshield, but nothing about the rest of the cash in it.

***You wrote: "She saw him loot the body..." But how did she see this if she was in the home, and he discovered the body and took the wallet in a different location?

***Finally, I would recommend you run this, and any works you write through a grammar checker. I noticed several missing punctuation marks, but am far from perfect with punctuation , so would like to suggest this to you. I like paperrater.com. It is a free online grammar checker, and really helps a lot!