A Scorching Summer Day_Tree of Love_The day we left the city_Give Me Just A Little More Time
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A Scorching Summer Day
All the locations and characters used in this story are fictional***“This is the last time I’m warning you”The stern librarian who works in the Wellkon town library, Ms. Woodlocks, scolded the two friends, Jack and Delia. Ms. Woodlocks eyed the two troublemakers in the eye with a deadly glare. And by deadly? I mean it.“If,” the librarian continued, “I were to hear you shouting gibberish in the library again, your library card will be taken away until both of your mothers call.”“Yes, Ms. Woodlocks.” The two friends groaned. They would whine in protest, but that would get them in trouble. Ms. Wo...
Tree of Love
Una loved to read. Once those squiggly lines on a page finally took shape and started to mean something, she was hooked. She couldn’t be torn away from books for a moment. Because of this, Una wasn’t very popular. All of the other girls at school thought she was too bookish and didn’t socialize enough. They thought she was snooty because she would rather read than play. Una didn’t mind being unpopular. She found plenty of friends in the pages of her books. She adventured with pirates and fairies and cowboys. None of the girls at school could give her that, could they? No one really understood ...
The day we left the city
That's the thing about about the city... You can put a body in a dark alley and no body will notice it being dead at least a couple days. I hope anyways so we can get where we are going by the time they find him. I help my mom hide the body of my step dad, he was abusive drunk that my mom couldn't take it anymore. Sadly this is the thwww.onedoor.ccird step dad I had, but first one she killed once things got rough we would just leave in the middle of the night. Sadly nothing really bad happen in the last two marriages probably could of gotten worked out,but mom don't like conflicted. My dad was the only one ...
Give Me Just A Little More Time
I was eleven years old when our Festival Park hosted the Fifth Annual Beach Music Festival. It was exciting because my parents were in charge of everything but the music. I was free to roam.Beach music in the south is totally different than bech music elsewhere. I was a big fan of rock and roll so I would have loved for it to mean the Beach Boys, or Jan and Dean, Bruce and Terry, Surfaris, or Dock Dale and is surf guitar.No such luck. Here in the South it was The Embers, Swingin' Medallions, Chairmen of the Boad, The Drifters, The Tymes, The Showmen and the Band Of Oz. To me it was a cross bet...