drop off_Charleston_TAKE ME INSTEAD OF HER (Fiction) Feb 2022_George's Umbrella
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This is my worst nightmare.My daughter’s hair is not brown but it’s not red either. Her eye color lives in the space where blue tickles green. She has one dimple on her right cheek and none on her left. She was born at 7:26 am on a Tuesday in October. 20 minutes after a sunrise that we wouldn’t have seen if we had wanted to look. It was cloudy. We were busy.My sister-in-law said she never saw a baby look so much like their mom. That is, secretly, very satisfying. She’s the neatest little human. She likes rocks, animal figurines, and chocolate milk. Her name is Genevive. Her dad, grandma, and I...
Charleston
It was a beautiful, warm sunny day when Samantha Carlisle stepped off the bus from Durham NC, to Charleston SC, ready to start her life anew. As a line dance instructor, Charleston seemed the perfect place to settle down. There were plenty of people who were interested in dancing to the "Watermelon Crawl" or "Boot Scootin Boogie." She would be working at "Miss Deb's Dance Studio. Debra "Deb” Brooks, owner of "Miss Deb's," smiled when Samantha walked into the studio. "You must be Samantha Carlisle," she said. "Yes," Samantha said, "It's good to be here." "Welcome to Charleston,” Deb said...
TAKE ME INSTEAD OF HER (Fiction) Feb 2022
TAKE ME INSTEAD OF HER (Fiction) Feb 2022 “This is a hold up! Everybody down on the floor!” Screamed the three masked men. All of us quickly lay facedown and I for one, started saying my prayers and hoping that no one would get hurt, that the robbers would remain calm. I knew that sometimes for no reason they shot people who had not resisted or caused any problems. My heart was racing. I tried to calm myself. I knew they would not stay in the bank long. That might mean I had just minutes to live. “Dear Jesus. You are my Savior. Forgive me. If I die today, please take me to heaven to be with m...
George's Umbrella
George had been waiting at the bus stop for some time when the shower started but he had come prepared, he knew it was going to rain, his mother had told him so as he left the house. “Just awww.onedoor.cc few errands to run today, George,” she said, “Mind you get them all done before you come home.” “Yes, mother.” George always did what his mother told him. He unfurled his umbrella. It was a big umbrella, not one of those collapsible ones that you can buy at the convenience store which barely keeps your head dry. This was a proper umbrella. George looked up and down the road. The road was straight and h...