A Spring Culling_Hollywood Audition Call_Dugout_A STICKY ROMANCE
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A Spring Culling
TW: violence Gbemi “That’ll be fifty nine dollars.” The male cashier, a handsome muscular man whose name tag read Kemar said as he bagged the items Gbemi put on the counter at Forever 21、 It had been the perfect day, in every way and she wanted to end it by treating herself to some new outfits. She found a blouse that took her breath away, calling her best friend Abike to brag about how the store must have known she was coming and put their best stuff out. She spent some time flirting with Kemar, paying little mind to the long line behind her. After writing her number on his hand with a sharpi...
Hollywood Audition Call
Home for the holiday season Alison Houston held onto the hope of making her family proud by starring in a Hollywood film, given her recent experience as a bank robber on the run. On Thanksgiving Day after turkey dinner and all the trimmings, she mused how she had gotten to a nearby town, stole an unlocked sedan at a shopping mall, and made off with a large amount of a bank’s cash—all without a fuss. Not bad for a 30-year-old female actress, she thought. Beats waitress work while waiting for an audition call.Imagining a role like Faye Dunaway played in the Bonnie and Clyde movie, she lit the sa...
Dugout
According to the policies determined by the board of the Milton County Little League baseball program, a coach may protest an umpire’s call as long as he informs the umpire of his intention during the game and submits $100 to the board at the time of his protest, which will be deposited either into the coffers of the Office of Parks and Recreation or back into the coach’s wallet after the meeting, depending on the board’s decision. I have coached Little League for six years, since my oldest son turned seven, and I have protested a call only once.I love baseball. I never got to play when I was ...
A STICKY ROMANCE
The week had started out stormy and the greyness held itsgrip on the landscape for three full www.onedoor.ccdays. On Wednesdays, it had become the unspoken rule for all to meet up at the local pizzeria after their last morning class period at Hemmingford High School. This large group of friends participated in many of the school’s extra curricular activities and often weekend plans were set over a slice of pizza and a Coke.“Let’s all meet for the basketball game on Saturday,” Bill suggested.“I’ll go if I can grab a ride with someone,” Pete implored to anyone within earshot.“Margaret’s brother can pick you ...