Momma completed her packing and said, “Whoo, I’m glad that’s done. I’ll call a mover tomorrow and have the boxes put into storage until I can figure out what to do with them. I found a copy of your lease so I’ll call your landlord too. I think I’ll tell him that you’ve both become terminally ill and gone into a hospice. I’ll tell him he’s welcome to keep the deposit and the balance of the rent. That should be enough for him to keep from nosing about. I’ll call the utility companies while I’m at it and have the phone, water and electricity turned off too. I haven’t seen a newspaper on the porch so I guess you don’t have home delivery. I’m going to have to remember to go by the post office and file a change of address for you two.
The Day’s of his Lives Scene 140
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Her Name Is Lea Finale Scene 103
“Hey I gotta ask you something,” I said, getting Amber’s recognition. “Do you know if Lea is allergic to...
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Babysat Till Further Notice Scene 29
He then rolled the ball again over to me. Without paying any attention to the boy or the ball...
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Alvin Ever After: Alvin in the Second Scene 151
Actually, I am surprised I recognized her at all because she hardly looked anything like she did before. In...
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Alvin Ever After: Alvin in the Second Scene 143
He surprised me by what he did next. He stepped toward me and before I knew what he was...
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Stories we Tell Scene 87
“Well Jordan, you need to know that enuresis (that’s the medical term for bedwetting) is very common for kids...
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The Day’s of his Lives Scene 60
About midmorning she gave me a bottle of formula in case I was thirsty, then went to do the...
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Angel’s Regression
Thirteen years had passed since the events in “Lady and the Tramp 2” had taken place. Angel, now a...
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Her Name Is Lea Finale Scene 153
Running to my car I called the center to see if Amber was still there. I noticed Stephanie was...