A Day To Her Wedding

The woman in red walked out of the store and headed towards the newspapers.She was walking so swiftly that she didn’t realize she had hit a little child who was crying so loud at the moment. “Shush! Shush!” She tried petting the girl but she resisted on making her life a living hell. “Who on earth has this child?”“I’m so sorry,” a woman took the child and immediately she stopped crying.“Anna!” a man was heading towards the two women with a magazine in hand. He was officially dressed in a suiting suit and a nicely laced pair of brogues to match.The woman and her child had left, so, it was the other woman standing by the roadside who was Anna. She folded her arms waiting for the man to approach her and when he did she smiled. “Took an hour crossing the road, Paul.”He was panting heavily. “Not that easy Miss. Charming.”She chuckled, covering her pretty lip

The Lexus Jeep came to a halt at the beginning of Murray street, there in Salt lake City. The car was parked in a nicely flowered compound with a building in its middle.The building wasn’t an ancient one, it looked newly built with a large lamp by its side.A man was hovering by the door way, he had a phone in hand and was talking over it.She stepped out of the car and hurried to him. “Hey Paul, what’s it you wanted to show me.”Paul frowned and welcomed her in, clearing way for her passage into the main building. “Come in Anna and see for yourself.”The last time she had visited Finn’s building was at his family get together party where he had introduced her to his family as his fiancée, but now it looked so abandoned with an alarm clock beeping so loudly at the far end of the parlor.She tried finding out what Paul was going to show her but it was up to no avail as nothing looked so interesting to deliberate on.“Here Anna,” Finally, Paul called. He was

Anyone could have expected a bad news on a gloomy day, maybe a birthday boy got kidnapped on his big day or the most expensive jewelry shop caught fire on the day of the auction for the rare diamond or a million other things but losing a loved one after being dumped on your wedding day is more than just a bad news, it's a catastrophe.For Anna, it was a death sentence, she had left for the hospital when she got the horrible news from her dad. "Yes dad....Whaat!" and now she looked like a red eyed monster ready to devour any other person who tells her, 'it's gonna be alright.'Just like her life, the hospital was so dull, the cops had surrounded all corners which meant there was no going in and out for anyone except the McLain's till thorough investigation on the death of her sister, Janet McLain.It was still a shock to her as it wasn't just an ordinary death but murder, her sister was murdered in cold blood and now all she wanted to do was find the murderer and pluck

The red chilli pepper joined the red beef on the burner. A bottle of nice wine laid on an ice filled bowl on a nicely carved glass table with a disco player beside it, playing the melodious "Charlie in the West" disco music."Beef is ready," a well built man showed up in the living room, dancing his way to the kitchen which was six steps away. "Old Charlie road, built in the west," the man sang along, "take me home, I'll go to rest." He took the pot from the fire and emptied it in a wooden plate, grabbing a spoon from the cutlery tray."Free me, oh Charlie!" he kept on flowing with the loud music as he lifted the wine from the bowl and popped it open following with a "uh" sound then poured a good amount into a cup. As he stretched his butt on the sofa, he lifted the cooked beef watching it dangle till it was almost close to his lips, unfortunately, the little joy was cut off as his phone rang out loud."Shit," he cursed, then cursed again, seeing the name that popped