He frowned in irritation as he thought about walking to the store. It was a couple of miles to the grocery store they frequented. The nearest convenience store was half that distance. His frown turned into a grimace when he thought about trying to buy beer in his condition. They wouldn’t sell beer to him anyway. He looked too much like a little boy for them to believe he was an adult. The store employees would probably call the police. For that matter, if he left the house and tried to walk to the convenience store, he might be picked up by the police as a runaway tot. The thought of being taken down to juvenile hall and being forced to wait in a juvenile detention facility for Anita to leave work and come for him made him forget the idea of leaving the house. The experience would be too humiliating to risk.
Who Wears the Pants Scene 118
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The Return to Innocence (completed) Draft Part 16
Wednesday morning started like any other day except Rob woke up to find he now slept in a crib....
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Original Research Scene 18
It had run this maze dozens of times and currently it took it 55 seconds to reach the end....
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The Hex: A Halloween Homage Scene 38
She nodded enthusiastically, taking my hand, though not without a sad look back. ‘It’s just an act’, I...
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Melvyn at Pretty Kilting Scene 14
The boy’s mother tilts her head one way, then the other to gauge the result. Then the proprietress tries...
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The Alchemist Scene 5
She’d fill his nursery with the nicest baby furniture money could buy. “And toys too,” she thought, “I...
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Her Name Is Lea Finale Scene 120
She looked down at where Lea was pointing vigorously on her menu and added: “Oh and can she have...
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Dreaming of a Dark Winter Scene 30
Somehow, no one remembered to tell them what any half-competent fool should have seen. We configured everything just like...
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Bad Moon Rising Scene 1
“This hole hasn’t changed much in a century.” The noise of the crowd swallowed Prudence’s mutter. Fair booths lined...