Upstairs_The Adams_I NEED YOU_The Battle of the Bean
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Upstairs
Whoever heard of a garden party being held at night, thought Rosie, or at any rate whoever had heard of it being CALLED a garden party? And it was dark, too. It was late September now, and they had waited until nearly nine o’clock for it to start. Well, come to think of it, she knew who would think of such a thing, knew perfectly well. Edwina and Henry, for their engagement party. Rosie could still remember a teacher she’d once had, who had a way of letting pupils down gently when he was sure they’d done their best, but a piece of work or a comment really wasn’t up to scratch. “There’s almos...
The Adams
In a small town in Memphis, everything seemed strange, not like any other town. Though the people living there didn't really know why it was so different. Everything seemed just so perfect and everyone was happy. The Adams family had just arrived in this little town to see a concert of one of their favourite artists. The family had two boys named Jack and Liam, and their parents were Hailey and Ben. Something seemed off at the start because they came from Ottawa which was a big town but was hit by a horrible disease. From what they knew from the news there had yet to be a cure for the disease...
I NEED YOU
“Mom, bring it fast. I can’t wait anymore!”, I said. I could smell the pasta with the flavours teasing me, all the way from the kitchen. As my mom placed the dish on the table, she went on to say, “One of these days, you have to learn how to make this pasta. When I will be too old to cook, you will have to make it for me.” “Not so fast. But don’t worry, I have the recipe.”, I said. “Not the secret ingredient.”, she said with a smile. “I am going to guess it any day now.”, I quipped as I put a mouthful of the delicious goodness into my mouth. As I closed my eyes to savour it, the last thing I s...
The Battle of the Bean
The battle lines had been drawn at breakfast. William had woken up late and was in a rush to get to work. Noah had used the last bit of milk on his breakfast. Sarah nervously straightened her husband's tie as she tried to distract him from Noah launching cereal projectiles across the kitchen. The house heaved a sigh of relief once the door swung shut behind William. The boys were off to scwww.onedoor.cchool soon after. "Is it Fish Friday today, Mum?" asked Isaac as they narrowly dodged a speeding child on a scooter. "Yes it's Friday. No it's not fish. I got some lamb out, we're having casserole. Maybe it wi...