THE GOING OF THE GONE_Pandemic Bliss_'The girl in the park'_Truthful Lies
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THE GOING OF THE GONE
‘Next week Thursdaywww.onedoor.cc first-April, we will be celebrating our 10th year anniversary. We are going to usher in a new beginning for L&J holdiiiiiiiings!’ ululation, whistles and applause filled the air upon the remarks by Mr. John, the company CEO. L&J holdings for its 10 year anniversary had decided to go public, started to sell shares, its returns were soaring higher. The Gum-Arabic it had ventured into two years back was proving to be a good investment. The employees and the employers were all having best moments of their lives in the company and John was in an exuberant joyous mood when annou...
Pandemic Bliss
The train is so crowded it’s hard to believe that we are still in the midst of a pandemic. The mask-wearing people are all engrossed in their electronic devices and hardly making any eye contact at all so other than the noise of the train, it’s quiet. It’s hard to communicate with the masks on and if you want to be heard over the din of the train you have to shout which is not considered socially acceptable now at all. I’m traveling home to visit my father. When my mother phoned yesterday to tell me that he’d had a fall, I was worried that he would have a difficult time recovering and thought ...
'The girl in the park'
It was a month ago when I saw her for the first time. It was a perfect morning: birds flying in the sky, the trees swaying in the gentle breeze, and the morning sun casting its golden hue everywhere.Like me, she was also walking in the park, a tall pretty young lady.Something about her caught my eye.I knew it was rude to stare, but I still did.After a few rounds of walk around the park, she came and sat on the bench near me. I gave her a smile, and she smiled back,I noticed she had radiant green eyes which shone like emeralds on her beautiful face. Her short blonde hair looked like spun gold i...
Truthful Lies
Two hundred million dollars, and that was after Uncle Sam received his cut! Dennis Wilderbee sighed, shook his head, and tucked his Powerball ticket into his wallet. He knew he would not win but the fantasy of it was very intriguing. Even a man such as himself, seventy pounds overweight and balding, could land any number of beautiful women with that kind of money. After replacing the wallet into his inner pocket he tugged at his jacket. He hated wearing suits. They were always binding and pinching, especially around his waist, but today was an important day. The Mayor of New York City was sen...