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Pretty Privilege
The woman fumbled with the door, her shaking hands struggling with the handle. A dark curl fell in front of her eyes. She didn’t attempt to move it, welcoming it as a hiding place for her tear-stained face.Inside, the place was dead quiet. The clock had just struck two in the morning and tiredness was begging to set in. Both the man behind the desk and the one standing guard next to the door noticed her right away. Their eyes followed her silhouette. The tight dress and red high heels made her the most interesting person to walk into the station in a long time. Not to mention the easiest to lo...
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My collar abraded my neck as if it were bark. Tediously scratching the surroundings to liberate some of the unrest. I do not know why my tie choked me as if I were strangled to force some truth out. Awaiting in a lobby, with a painting of some city with a body of water that elongated its beauty. I stared at that as I rehearsed what I could say, trying to avoid any possibility of spilling words from my mouth.For a month I sat on the edge, with aching thoughts in anticipation of this moment. After graduating from college, a job wasn’t one thing that came with the degree. I ended up working at Ta...
Family dinner
Rajiv led Sunita to the dinner table where the other members of his family were already seated. He was so happy that he hardly noticed that Sunita was uncomfortable being there. His entire family was here– almost his entire family: his brother Ravi was still not on good terms with him and did not attend the dinner. Except for him, though the entire family was seated at the dinner table:His mother, his sister, his four daughters and most importantly the woman he had loved all his life – the one who had just agreed to marry him after all these years. He was so happy that his mother had moved i...
Introducing Hax
“It’s too dang hot to get up!”Hax Gillespie’s morning call to arms rang out. The first sergeant would nudge Hax with one boot and the rest of the men were up in a flash. Hax, however, preferred to continue his repose.“Come back when breakfast’s up.”The sergeant would haul him bodily to his feet and throw him toward the others’ formation and he would grumble his way into line. The same thing happened every morning because Hax never gave up. It was seldom that he shut up, either.“Yeah, Grandaddy Hax was quite a character.” The accent which flowed with these words frwww.onedoor.ccom Henry Gillespie seeme...