The Dinner Party_DON'T LOSE SIGHT_Sheepish_One Way Street
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The Dinner Party
"Don't you think they'll notice?" Inquired Alexander peering at his invitation with a certain gloom."Huh?" "Don't you think they'll not-" “Oh, nah. Nah I don’t think so" Enforced Frederick unable to control his excitement. This time Alexander stopped and jumped in front of Frederick forcing him to reconsider. “Hey stop that” protested Frederick “you’re going to blow it for the both of us!” “These aren’t even our invitations” Alexander waved the invitations around in a frantic worry “what if we get into trouble?”His concerns were met by Frederick hushing him, and calmly announcing. “So what if ...
DON'T LOSE SIGHT
It was the longest day of the year, one that never seems to end, for me, anyway…21 June 2021, 4、43 a.m., and I was sitting on the wall, as I did every year, watching and waiting for the sun to rise above the horizon from its long slumber. The lonewww.onedoor.cc seagull gave a piercing squawk as it glided across the water towards the glistening slithers of light. Dylan wouldn’t be here today, as he’d been on this day for the past 10 years, apart from last year of course, as we’d been in lockdown. Wherever Dylan might have been in his world as a professional photographer/astronomer, he would always come home...
Sheepish
'Three things drew you to me." Amusing. "I heard you women are interested in foreign men." Try attracted, gorgeous Ivorian man. Not so loud though. Instead, "say, you believed this when we first met but now sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?" He hates it when I outsmart him. Will he ever stop complaining about me? I wonder. "You are interested in married men. You exercise freedom being in such relationship." What's with this guy? I claim to be like an open book and yet he still questions my friendship? "You are a spy," I laughed at him. "I don't know much about spies but I don't think I qualify as...
One Way Street
They were strangers when they met at work. Peter was working in the field of finance. Some colleagues became good friends with Peter. Peter started working in late 2005 and around fall 2006, Dan joined the company. At first, both were not talking much to each other. Out of respect, they did greet each other if they crossed paths in the office. Both were introverted and on the reserved side. That did not help the cause to get acquainted. When Peter started working and became close friends within a few months with Hanz. There was this chemistry right of the bat. In life, sometimes, you click r...