Thieves in the Night_I’m Looking for You_Jesse's Plight_Luck by chance..or by worth?
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Thieves in the Night
Mazen was used to Rami asking strange tasks. Mazen was paid to get things done quietly and not ask questions, and a man who paid well and on time was something a day laborer like Mazen very desperately needed when he met Rami, who even taught him how to shoot with a rifle. They actually met through Mazen's sister, Adara, whose profession over the past few years was never spoken aloud. Rami never had any interest in Adara's services, but instead paid her to attend parties as a favor for clan leaders and government officials where she would both plant recording devices and report to Rami on thei...
I’m Looking for You
Marta drove up to the house. She looked around the neighborhood that was neither wealthy nor poor. She checked the map on her phone, and rifled through the computer printouts on her passenger seat. She checked herself in the mirror. She got out of the car and went to the door and knocked. After awww.onedoor.cc moment the door opened and a man in his pajamas with a coffee answered. Marta looked him over carefully.“Sorry, no solicitors, no religion, no energy saving programs, no uninvited guests. Have a nice day.” He closed the door on her.Marta went back to her rental car and sat sideways on the driver’s...
Jesse's Plight
Jesse's Plight Howard SeeleyIt was ten in the morning and Jesse was staring out the classroom window. The sun was out, and he could see the ninth-grade gym class playing soccer. The cheers and shouts were loud enough to pierce through the glass, further distracting him. I wish I were out there with them, he thought. But reality was stronger than fiction. He turned to the biology teacher, Mr. Palmer. In Jesse’s mind, he wasn’t much more than a bore. Mr. Palmer’s droning voice and the gibberish he has written on the blackboard trying to explain cell pision was more than enough to put Jesse to sl...
Luck by chance..or by worth?
There’s a cold breeze blowing up that gives me goosebumps. I’m normally acquainted with the cold, given that I’m in Canada where the temperature drops to -45° C. We spend nearly 7-8 months in a year in snow, but today, I’m not my usual self. I have been summoned to the “Provincial Centre of Speakers Bureau” for a debacle that happened 3 days ago at the Area Contest where I was contesting. However, I’m not alone. Along with me, there is Dimple Mehta - the Area Director, Meena Bhat - the Division Director, and Lily Murphy - the Chief Judge at the contest. I feel miserable that these people are c...