Return Journey_A special holiday_A Bad Houseguest_A Sense of Shame
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Return Journey
It had been twenty-four years since she’d last seen it, but the place looked exactly the same. As she drove across the flat landscape of East Anglia, Jodie could see the familiar outline from miles away. It looked like some graph showing population statistics or the number of casualties of an illness, though the peaks were blunted. She knew that other campus universities had undergone renovation, had lost much of their distinctive 60s silhouette, but this one had not. Even though when she was there in the 90s there had been talk of demolishing here, and building there it had never happened, an...
A special holiday
Martin bruno was excited to be back and see his kids , his ex wife , his old home. He didnt harbor any resentment for the way things ended sometime things happen that way. And some of the blame, well almost all the blame lay on him. He wasnt perfect by any means. He cheated on his wife and was sorry about it but he wanted to come back and see her again. Make sure the kids sawwww.onedoor.cc their parents coexisting. They were teenagers so it didnt hit them so hard. They were in their own little world with no care for anyone else. He asked to bring his new wife to the family gathering and his ex said fine yo...
A Bad Houseguest
Thea and Billy were outside Thea's house sitting in Muskoka chairs, drinking orange juice , overlooking the lake watching the sun come up. Billy was her friends ex boyfriend, her friend Leanne had just broken up with him. Leanne had asked Thea to let him stay with her as she had a large house and he had no place to stay. Leanne was not known for staying in relationships for long periods of time, she was always about what was coming next. So it annoyed Thea that Leanne had Billy move in with her knowing that she would break up with him and leave him homeless. And of course Leanne played on The...
A Sense of Shame
Thwack.The night was in its deepest phase; the sun had long retired over the horizon and it was one of those nights where only the slightest sliver of moon could be seen. Thick darkness spread over everything like a sheet, only disrupted by the sharp lights that hung over the forest and cut through the comforting black with an unforgiving glare.Thwack.“Joey, you know you won’t be able to keep this up. You’ve been at it for weeks, man. When are you gonna stop?”Thwack.Joey lowered the axe and let it fall into the soft grass, crushing a few dandelions. He walked over to a tree and plopped down, s...