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"Kenneth, hand out the bonuses to the men during the second half of the wedding. I won't be going. "Zachary is still at home alone, taking care of Wesley. Teravon is such a godforsaken place that it doesn't even have a decent surgeon. If Wesley were to have an acute episode later and end up in a local hospital, he would be treated by these amateur doctors. It would break my heart." When we first came to Teravon, it was Lilian who couldn't bear to leave Wesley behind and insisted on keeping him close. Yet in the end, she was the one who ended his life with her own hands.

"I was a little shocked when I first saw Allison, I have to admit. I was expecting a blond girl from Scandinavia." "Sorry. I was born in the San Fernando Valley. Never been out of California in my life." "Sadie, Allison, and Jenn are sisters. Allison was raped a few months ago, and the baby is the result. She lost her job. Since I am who I am and was already in love with Jenn, we took her in. Now, we needed a bigger house, so here we are." Sadie looked at Allison and said, "I hope you got the bastard arrested!"

assistant"> Friday crawls toward me like a storm I can see coming but can't avoid. By Wednesday, Tara is already talking about the club nonstop. "A real city club," she says during lunch, practically vibrating in her seat. "Real music. Real people. Not this tiny-town recycled nonsense." I stab my fries harder than necessary. "Small-town nonsense is peaceful." "Small-town nonsense is boring," she shoots back immediately, like that ends the discussion. Lizzie sits across from us quietly stirring her drink, trying to hide how excited she is and failing completely. Every few seconds she smiles to herself for no reason, then catches me looking and immediately ducks her head again.

Now I understand why he never took his football career seriously. “Cut and Shoot? That’s a real place?” I asked, reading a road sign. Liam laughed. “You should see Gun Barrel City. Welcome to Texas!” I couldn’t tell if he was joking. The road trip was over an hour long, but we soon left the big city buzz as the car entered the dusty backroads of a less urbanized town. Not minding the dust, I rolled down my window to take a look at the small ranches, a strange feeling of adventure swirled through me. Maybe it was because I was a bookworm photographer, I was drawn to the amazing town life view.

The quarterbacks are on the opposite side of the road running and waiting for a perfect timing to cross. I reached a corner and entered it in hopes that I could get away from the quarterbacks. As soon as I thought that I was finally safe and free, two familiar faces greeted me at the dead-end of the road. "Hey." one greeted me with a smirk. It was the loan sharks holding a knife in their hands. I took a few steps back in fear. "You said to go and find you before the sun sets." He pointed the tip of the knife above. "The moon has arrived, where is the money?"

Jordan Miller ~•~ It was finally Halloween. It was a Friday. It was almost three and it was the day Professor Mark told me I'd have to retake my test. I didn't have any plans on actually writing the test. I couldn't be bothered to study when I still had to search for a job. I'd gotten a new sim card and the first message I received was from the people my dad owed. It simply read, 'Welcome home, Jordan. We've been waiting a while now.'

Vicky obviously looks like she won the lottery with that kiss and the fake makeup on her face. “Blake, this is Miss Goodwin and her students from Virginia hospital in the south. She asked me to show them around and why people drink, some that get rushed into the ED never speak about their problems and why they have alcohol, problems.” Emily’s eyes are glaring at me while Vicky sits on my lap, sharing a joint with me. “Okay, so we’ve seen it all. Thank you, Tommy.” Miss Goodwin said in a rush, probably the smell of the joint.

Soon, the taxi arrived at their destination - Dreamyland Amusement Park. They got of the taxi and walked into the park. Jade excused herself and went to pay for tickets, leaving Shawn to admire the place. Shawn felt emotional as he looked around. The park was just like he'd imagined it to be. From the smell of candy in the air and the colorful environment to the costumed characters walking around the park, it was almost how he'd imagined it to be. The only slight difference was that it was a Wednesday and there weren't many people at the park.

Their spawns, as Laura called them, are both mouthy teenagers who spend the majority of their time at one of the most prestigious boarding schools on the eastern coastline. Sitting directly to her right was Amber. Amber and her husband, Jack, are both realtors, a real power couple. There's a billboard along I-476 with their smiling faces plastered onto it that Jade passes nearly every day while going to work. You couldn't tell by appearances alone, but they're very much into the whole country-life routine. They live on the outskirts of Emmaus, on an eighty-acre ranch with the Little Lehigh Creek crossing through it. That's how they met Laura and Charlie. They started purchasing livestock, ma

The town folks seemed to feel so entitled in meddling with their family affairs by starting it with a statement such as “not to be rude, but I think you should…” It’s a total circus of chaos in this small town. But in spite of these, people turn out to admire him with his comical replies to every passerby that fail to mind their own business. “Don’t you worry, I won’t die soon. I might even witness the grandchildren of my grandchildren from my children. Won’t you even wish me luck?”