Quarter_A Day at the Tam Tams_A Hole In My World_Unheeded
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Drucilla's been staring at the menu for ten minutes now, and it flips so rapidly, front to back that the breeze displaces her bangs. She smooths them down, regretting their existence. It was the hairdresser's choice. She was all ready to go in and ask for the same haircut she always does. Trim the ends, leave the rest. Her best friend had tagged along. He'd goaded her to try something different. That haircut had been with her as long as he had, which was saying a lot, considering she had moved next door when they were both still potty training. She couldn't decide between a dye job (and even ...
A Day at the Tam Tams
Hi readers!I tried something different this week. I used as many of the prompts as possible in one story. I hope you enjoy it!***Trigger warning: Story discusses drug use and alcohol***“I dared you.”“So? You’re the one who wants it.”“I dared you, so you have to do it.”“Why?”“Because I said so.”Ashwww.onedoor.cca Drake glared at her big brother.Jadyn puffed out his chest and grinned. Asha conceded with a bowed head and slumped shoulders. “I’ll do it,” she mumbled. She shook her head and straightened her back as she headed towards the master bedroom. “I better not get in trouble.”“You won’t. Now hurry. I gott...
A Hole In My World
“You look nervous.”“It’s been a while.”“Don’t worry about it. They are all friends.”“Maybe yours. I don’t know any of them. I don’t know anyone anymore.”“It’ll come back. You ain’t dead you know.”I may not be physically dead, but I’m not sure about emotionally. I’ve been gone a long time. No need to talk about the whys and wherefores just yet; let’s just say I was indisposed. There is something to be said, for being alone. I’ve been told that many people lose their minds when kept from human interaction. I guess I was lucky in that respect. I don’t really like people all that much. It isn’t th...
Unheeded
“But this is what you always told us, ‘Never judge a book by its cover'. But you are judging this book by its cover.”“This is a different matter. This is a different issue. You can’t use that in a matter like this. Here you need to look beyond face value.”“Oh! Mum, here you go again.”“Yeah! I've been around this world far more than you. So many experiences and so many lessons learnt. I know when I see a red alert.”“So, are you saying I shouldn’t get married to him. But he loves me so much. What you think you've heard about him, isn’t any of his fault. I've heard his story. He told me everythin...