The bitter truth, a family reunion, thanksgiving is for family_The New Neighbourhood_Nobody Remember
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The bitter truth, a family reunion, thanksgiving is for family
IIt was the coming together of the Johnson family, as they had not seen each other in over two decades, a sense of tension could be seen round the table as the atmosphere was and grew heavy only sounds of plate could be heard as everybody remained silent, just eating their meals and waiting for someone to break the ice in this awkward dinner. And so, a life line came along, the phone rang but no body picked it up, as they were still observing the other, it rang again but still no body picked it up and as it rang for the third time the butler came up from his duties and picked the phone up, tea...
The New Neighbourhood
The new neighbourhood is so damn creepy…better,creepiest.I grew up in a place with noisy neighbours,full streets and jolly children.So,shifting to a completely new locality after 18 years of staying at a place is a BIG deal.Although,it generally wouldn’t have mattered if the neighbours were noisy,uncles would have been music addicts or Mom would have been able to cope up with the talkative aunties living by or behind.This new neighbourhood is like filled with backdated people and I?-Don’t even like it one bit. He leaves in the morning.Mom leaves just after him.So it’s just me…me,alone at home....
Nobody Remembered
“Slow down Ben!” Iyke said with an edge of concern, and maybe a little worry in his voice. Tolu and Cossie snorted from where they were both snuggled in the back seat of the car as they all drove down for the graduation party booked by their University department’s student body executives at the popular Korado Beach Resort. The Biochemistry Department had less than 70 students graduating this year so at least the party won’t be crowded, Iyke thought. It had been a frantic couple of months, with the academwww.onedoor.ccic year disrupted by the strike action of the national academic union of university staf...
The Best Crash Ever
The old, beat-up black sedan cuts right in front of the silver SUV in front of our bus. The SUV slams into the back of the sedan, sending it flying off the side of the highway and smack into a huge oak tree. The SUV spins out and lands in the next lane over, facing the wrong direction.I see the whole thing from my almost-at-the-front seat.We have to stop. There's no choice, with both of the wrecked cars sitting in front of us and glass scattered across the road. Our driver, who'd told us, quite loudly, as we left the airport that his name was Charlie and he didn't stand for any shenanigans whi...