The Book Attic_The Transformation_Where is Truth?_A HORRIBLE RECONCILIATION
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The Book Attic
The clouds gathering in the east had grown darker in the past few hours, just another spot of gloom on an already gloomy day. Or an ill omen www.onedoor.ccfor things to come, perhaps. It had been so lovely that morning with the sun peeking out from behind a white, fluffy cloud, but by noon, a storm had formed to put a damper on a promising day. Peter tried to keep the frown at bay as he pulled his coat closer to his body as he continued his journey past a series of boarded-up buildings, and the temperature had yet to turn chilly. Around him people hurried along their way, pulling on heavier coats or pulling...
The Transformation
Oh, why couldn’t Susan be a little more responsible. She lived her life with not a care-in world and left it to me to clean up the mess that she left behind. Honestly, I was tired of being the parent to my wayward younger sister, who was nearing thirty. With a sigh, I reached to switch off the lamp on my night stand. However, thoughts of Susan’s latest conundrum ran rampant in my head and no matter how many sheep I counted, sleep alluded me. I wondered how two siblings, separated by only two years, could be so different. I prided myself on my organized lifestyle. On any given day, my planner w...
Where is Truth?
I sat down on the antiquated bench, observing the claw machine that I had no quarters for, and wishing that I could play the piano, which had no purpose other than to give a performance, that was in the corner. There were stairs descending down into another level of the building, but I'm not sure where they led to. I had only been waiting for a few minutes since I placed an order for my dad and myself. He sent me in to Brown's Country Kitchen to get some ice cream as a treat for tolerating a two hour ride back home. We had gone away on a trip to our family campsite for the weekend and on our ...
A HORRIBLE RECONCILIATION
I am so excited that finally I will have both my family and my husband's family come together as one. The petty fights were definitely unnecessary and I'm glad we realized it soon. I am ready to put everything behind and start afresh with everyone. I grew up in a dysfunctional home. My dad cheated on my mum countless times and I have siblings that I do not know about. I'm determined to make sure my children have a good home and grow up in a stable household and this dinner is the start of something new. My husband and I got married despite our families being against it. My parents were pro-bla...