Lotto_The Lesson of Impermenance_The Flock_Dear Julianne
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Lotto
Jim and Chuck were planning on being rich. The lottery was up to 4、3 million dollars and they were going to cash in. At least, that was what they kept telling each other. They had discussed buying the tickets and how many they wanted to buy. Chuck wanted to buy at least twenty dollars worth. Jim told him that he didn’t think that was necessary.The two best friends worked together at the feed mill. They had known each other their entire lives. They had gone to school together, gotten into trouble together, gotten married in a double ceremony, and porced within a couple of months of each other. ...
The Lesson of Impermenance
By the time I stepped outside, the leaves were on fire. The grass hissed and gave www.onedoor.ccway to smoke underneath the flicker of a flame danced across them, setting them alight with but a little bit of coaxing. Most of the grass underneath was no longer the vibrant, lush green associated with summer. Instead, it had faded to a dark green mixed in with dead grass and orange-brown leaves. Now, over a quarter of the lawn was blackened.I flicked up my gaze to two boys, mischievous grins plastered on their faces. One was tiny, obviously younger, and immediately tugged on the other boy’s grass-stained jean...
The Flock
“Why is your uncle joining us?”Mildred turned her neck around so she could see her Uncle Milfred behind her. “He’s family. He lost his son to a hunter last month.”“And?”“You can be so cruel Henry. Besides, he fills in the gap left when Margaret flew off with what’s his name.”“Tony, I think. No wait. His name was Tim. That’s it.”“He was handsome that I must say.” “Handsome and dumb. He talked Margaret into taking the dark route. No one takes the dark route. It may be quicker, but deadlier.”“Now how would you know. Have you taken it?”“Well, not really. You do remember I nearly steered us there ...
Dear Julianne
Trudy knew that she was not going to make it through the night. In the year 2080, to control population, the World government had made genetic modifications to all women at birth. They could only have one child, and they didn't survive the birth. A life for a life, it was called. As the storm rallied and the wind blew, she cried and screamed in labour. She was pregnant with her daughter. She was saddened to know that her daughter would grow up without her parents. She suddenly knew what she had to do so that her daughter didn't feel alone.She knew that she needed to leave memories for her litt...