When Did Unus Annus End Novels & Stories

This is September's End. The sweetest downfall of the great manipulator. *** This is the LAST chapter of the novel. Hope you enjoyed reading! Thank you and see you on the next book!

"Ma'am, I went to your house this morning to pick up some documents, and I saw this on the couch. I believe Morgan had drawn this, and I thought it would make you happy just seeing it." He handed the drawing to me with three little stick figures holding hands in crayons with smiles on their faces. Scott thought it was the three of us. I thought so too… Until I saw the date in the lower right corner. That date was the day my parents had died in that car crash. My voice shook. "How did you get this drawing?" Scott looked confused and answered honestly. "It was on the living room couch. I picked it up without thinking..." I burst out laughing, my laughter sounding like it was laced with despair

love replies with a shrug. " You have a child with your secretary and you planned on getting married?" Uncle Matt asked with a flare in his eyes. " That's not even it, your daughter was your flower girl? Are you that mean Hunter?" Megan's mom says something for the first time this morning. " I was wondering the same thing" Megan muttered under her breath but I heard her perfectly. " So you've had a child all this while and you kept it from us?" Aunt Annabelle says. " A week to the wedding I was pretty sure that she was gonna carry his baby number two" Claudette whispers to Guillermo from where she stood and Guillermo couldn't help the bark of laughter that escaped his lips.

she exclaimed, disappointment etched on her face. Marianne's mind had been preoccupied with the day's news - an unplanned pregnancy, unwanted by her boyfriend, Greg. For ten years, six months, and twelve days, Greg had emphasized the struggles of raising their daughter, Rose. He never seemed ready for the responsibility, making Marianne feel like she had forced him into parenthood. Despite her stability and readiness for another child, Greg's reluctance loomed large.