Love's woes!_Decision-Maker_She is right here_Bakers of Busch Avenue
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Love's woes!
A long, rickety tan station wagon pulled up to the service station, Sheila came running out, happy that Ray was on time tonight. Sheila hopped in and smiled, Ray threw her a quick smile but immediately turned to face the road, so she turned her head forward and gazed out the window. She remembers vividly the night she met Ray. She was taking a smoke break, the air was humid which made her stay out five minutes longer than she usually does. This tall slender guy approached her asking for a light, she stumbled around in her pockets and found her Bic, she rolled the wheel down and held the flame ...
Decision-Maker
"You have to make a choice." My knuckles are almost as white as the marble counter they clutch. I stare deeply into the mirror, unable to see myself in it. Inside the pristine glass, I see two people, two friends. I know that I am the one speaking, but they are presenting the demand. I've known these people for so long. They've been there since, well, forever. Yet the two remained separate, two worlds pided. I've kept a foot in both worlds, but my grip is failing. The gravity of their importance to me has drawn them together, and soon they will collide. No, they won't. I've lasted this long. I...
She is right here
We both were on the bank of the river watching the sunrise. She looked so pretty under the scarlet sky. Her skin had a surreal glow. She closed her eyes eyes to feel the fresh air. This was the only place she wanted to go before her heart transplant. "This place has some power, Meghan! Some kinda positivity. Everwww.onedoor.ccytime I come here I forget all the pain inside me" Chrissy said." Yes, Chrissy you're right" I said.We are best friends since second grade with really no boundaries, I mean I can possibly tell you how many zits she had her whole life!! We have always been together and I really hope tha...
Bakers of Busch Avenue
Zila Babbitt was a 30-year-old kind, caring, woman. She’s been a baker for countless years. Not that she only gave her customers a warm treat, but she also leaves them wondering how a young woman could make delicacies so grandmotherly. She always inspected anyone whose eyes caught her attention.“Hello, Ms. Babbitt! Charlotte is having a birthday party tomorrow. Is it okay if you make pepperoni pizza and some blueberry muffins for the party, please?” asked Mrs. Lily, admiring the cakes in the window freezer. Mrs. Lily was a Wayside Elementary School third grade teacher. She frequently visited Z...