Fun Apartment_I Never Said I Missed You_The Mother/Daughter Conversation_Galaxy Girl: Finding Someth
Catalog Guide:
Fun Apartment
“I’m just going to stay home and read,” Sasha said to him. “You’re welcome to join me.”Alan figured this waswww.onedoor.cc the way things went for him. He would have been willing to do just about anything to go on a date with this girl. But sit and read? What was the point? He could sit and read by himself. And he didn’t enjoy it.“I mean, you could always just read in the morning,” he said awkwardly. “Why don’t we go do something fun tonight? Could go out to a bar. There’s a festival downtown we can go to. If that’s not your thing we could go bowling. Even a movie if you aren’t in the mood for talking a lo...
I Never Said I Missed You
-“Don’t look now, but guess who just showed up…..”“Are you serious?”“Dead serious. And, oh. Oh how scandalous.”“What?” “He has the girl with him.”“For real? Already?”“She’s, like, really pretty too….. Really, really, really pretty…..”“Wow, thanks for clarifying Allison, my self esteem really needed that right now.”“Hey, I’m just stating the facts….. oh. oh! Wait, he saw us! Ha! See, I told you to wear the black dress, he looks impressed, maybe even a little ashamed.”“Good riddance, he should be ashamed, the little lying…..”“Woah, hold up, you’re not upset that he’s here?”“No. Why should I be?”...
The Mother/Daughter Conversation
The Mother/Daughter Conversation “Are you sure you want to do this?”“Yes, I am absolutely one hundred percent absolutely sure.”“But what if it backfires?”“Then it backfires.”“But, if it backfires that is like opening a whole new can of worms that you aren’t ready to open.”“Look, this is my decision and if I want to this then I am going to do it whether you approve of it or not.”“I know you don’t need my approval; I understand that. But, don’t you think you should consider every angle before you take the plunge?”“I have considered every angle, mother.”“Yes, dear, but maybe there are ...
Galaxy Girl: Finding Something Forgotten
Finding Something Forgotten Sorrow Pepper Baiij did not mind her job at Trinity Gardens Retirement Community. Most of the time, the nights were uneventful. She walked the hallways of the vast building and put notices on the bulletin boards. She performed a variety of clerical tasks. Sometimes a resident called her, often for a minor problem such as replacing a dying smoke alarm battery or opening a medication bottle. There were occasions when a resident didn’t make it to the toilet in time, and sometimes there were genuine emergencies. Pepper tended to have a fair amount of downtime, and she ...