The Kimoya Beads_Linnea_Escapee_I love you, Teri Lynn
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The Kimoya Beads
The air was stifling as Charles rummaged through dusty boxes in the attic. As he came across various pictures and baby toys, he was filled with nostalgia even though he was sent by his wife to “get rid of everything”. He came across a smaller box with his name imprinted on it. Glancing inside, his heart warmed as he beheld the kimoya beads. Taking the bracelet into his hands he reminisced the scent of his mother who’d given it to him at birth. He placed it in his pocket and continued his cleaning. Exhausted from his day’s work, Charles hardly heard his wife www.onedoor.ccsay, “Good night,” as he drifted asl...
Linnea
Linnea never lacked for anything. That being said, she led a hard life. She was never one to complain, or mine others for pity, but you could see it in her eyes, and the way she carried herself. There was a mingling of hope and despair; longing and fear; that would sometimes cross her face when she didn’t think anyone was looking. It was that vulnerability that made me fall in love with her.Not that I told her, of course. But she knew. Of course she knew. I was never good at hiding my feelings, no matter how hard I tried. As they say, I wore my heart on my sleeve for the whole world ...
Escapee
1st Person I can't believe I did that. I just broke out of prison. That's supposed to be impossible. Everyone said it was impossible. But I did it. I did it.3rd Person She loosed a giddy giggle as she raced across the rooftops. Nobody knew she was gone. At least... Not yet.She knew she could get away. Just because she had been in prison for a year and a half doesn't mean she hadn't been working out. She kept herself fit, jumping from the floor to the table, pull-ups on the overwalk. It made the small woman excited. The knowledge that she was ahead and would stay ahead.1st Person Parkour is my ...
I love you, Teri Lynn
Teri Lynn Miller was 43 years old when her life changed in a most unexpected way after realizing she was catching glimpses of her reflection everywhere she went. And the reflection made her more and more uncomfortable. Her distorted image first turned up in a reflection of a car window. She saw it out of the corner of her eye and quickly turned toward it. She stopped and starred for longer than a minute. She brushed her wild curls from her forehead and frowned. Teri Lynn had been a stay-at-home mom. Her husband Jim worked as a sales consultant and was gone much of the time. She felt strongly ...