Vindication_Darkest Desires_A Run in the Park_John Doe
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Vindication
I unhooked myself from the tangle of tubes and got dressed. While the nurses were busy with a patient in the next room, I snuck down to the ground floor in the elevator and ran out of Abbott Northwestern Hospital. My flight from Minneapolis to New York was taking off in three hours and 23 minutes. The flight itself was three hours. Six more hours, and I would be done and back in Minneapolis. Saving my reputation was better than staying here for some absurd mistaken diagnosis.The Uber I ordered turned out to be a blue Suzuki that looked as battered as I felt. As we headed toward the airport, I ...
Darkest Desires
Karen watched happily as her friends and family gathered around her, cheering and singing. It was her birthday and they were all celebrating. They voted to go out to eat, at a local, high quality diner. Karen got in the car, waiting excitingly as she watched the others make their way to the car. After they all piled in, her mom wasted no time, driving into town, pulling into the restaurant's parking lot. Karen got out, gazing up at the old wooden sign. They had the money to replace it, but they kept the old timey feel alive. The signs lights glimmered, lighting up the parking lot below. Karen ...
A Run in the Park
A RUN IN THE PARK. It was a lovely evening. A cloudless blue sky presided over the trees, dressed in their spring finery. Alison looked forward to the end of her working day, and her run in the park, especially in such perfect weather. Her job as a journalist with the Daily Gazette was stressful, with deadline succeeding deadline, and a demanding editor. To keep her sanity, she needed to unwind, and jogging released the stresses built up during the busy day. Today, as she lopewww.onedoor.ccd easily along the path between the trees, sunlight slanted brightly between the tree-trunks, casting a pattern of g...
John Doe
It was a regular and busy day in the city of Los Angeles. In my building, everyone is rushing everywhere, and they are all moving fast. Every day, I hear pagers go off almost every minute. All you can hear is the beeping monitors and the sound of ambulances racing through the busy streets to get those who seek medical attention into the hospital. The Los Angeles Hospital. It has one of the lowest death rates in all of California and is known to have the best doctors too. I’ve worked here for years, my name is Doctor Adam Ramirez.The people of this city all rely on us to help them and save th...