Love Shuttle Novels & Stories

From shop to shop for us to find the perfect outfit. And apparently, the perfect outfit was supposed to be formal but not too formal. So I couldn’t wear a suit ensemble. But a silk shirt, paired with matching silk pants and accessorized quite stylishly was okay. Under normal circumstances, I would have enjoyed the whole pampering. But with how occupied my mind was, I couldn’t even be still enough to get myself to relax. By 12 o’clock in the afternoon, I was done with everything and a driver was taking me to ColElectronics grounds. My heart felt strangely heavy, beating like there was actually something between Jax and I and we needed these men’s approval. I was very nervous.

William’s mother silenced the crowd. “So how do we know when a school has reached its maximum?” Minister Allen asked. “We have 16 poles and when it’s full, the ink in the bar turns green,” she explained. “Without further ado, let’s donate and have a peaceful and wonderful night.” “I have been looking all over for you,” Sheryl waltzed her way over to William. “I wish I could say the same,” William scoffed. “Darling, don’t be like that I was out of town on an assembly,” she rambled.

Within six hours of partaking in the drudgery, the task was completed. Their next move was obvious – to move on and continue life’s journey. They had to leave Muzagah. No one could dare to remain there. Who knew if the Suramites would return! The men eased their butts on the ground, forming a circle. They clasped their hands together in a chain and conducted a one-minute prayer for the dead. Afterwards, they began to chatter away their time. It was necessary to soothe their hearts.