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Ice Cream
"What I'm trying to say... is..." I wipe my nose with my shakey hands, ever so slowly. "Good--""Don't worry, Lelani. When you get out of here we can go back to getting ice cream every weekend."I shake my head. The monitor of my heartbeat started to slow its pace, but of course, she doesn't notice."Cassie listen to me," I try, but she won't."Every weekend. I promise. K?" Cassie says, that smile still rolling. "I'll even let you invite your boyfriend, Liam."I almost laugh, but stop myself, because I know it would hurt. Cassie kept ratting on about ice cream, but I needed to say what I had to say...
Accidents Happen
SploshHaela poured in silky brown coffee into a blue mug, the thin liquid swishing around in the cup.SwishI watched as she set the coffee maker down, picked up the mug and walked toward the front door. She tilted the cup against her lips while looking around her house for her belongings.Haela placed the mug on a coffee table and walked towards the coat hooks. She picked a pale yellow one, like the feathers of a baby chick, and slipped it on along with her purse. She picked up her mug again and slid her slim feet into little shiny black flats that remindwww.onedoor.cced me of my cat, Jungle.She opened the do...
A Tale of Two Friends- The Rabbit and The Snake
How did I end up in this police box... Look at me... I'm cute. I'm adorable. I'm just an innocent little bunny rabbit. How could I have done something so wrong to end up with nothing but a piece of paper and pen, alone in a police box. What? You don't believe me? Listen to my story, and judge me... I am innocent!I am a humble little rabbit called Miss Tipsy. I have it all, you know. Nice home, dashing looks, cute boyfriend, plus, to top it all up, I am her majesty, the queen Lioness' royal fashion designer and dress maker. Everyone in the forest loved me for my works. And, most of all, my very...
It's not always raining
“Renoviction? Is that even a word?” “In Vancouver it is, and it just happened to you, Jill.” Still clutching the poorly worded eviction notice, and trying not to sob into the phone, Jill waited for her friend, a long-time Vancouverite, to explain. “Let’s say you want to double the rent. You can’t legally do that, but you can force your tenant to move out for renovations that turn the place into a bigger or better suite, and then the new rent for the next tenant is justified.” “And this happens to lots of people?” Jill sniffed and looked around for a tissue. “You bet it does, and usually the ...