What I had with John was a thunderstorm. It was full of lightening and wind and drama and passion.
John stomped down the stairs, his lips a fine line of aggravation, the overly full box balanced on his left hip, he carried easily. Marlena was behind him, she slowly descended the steps, one…by…one…watching him. She may not have any memories of being a psychologist but she knew how to be patient and ponder her …
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“Sami should be calling soon,” Marlena sighs out, sleep slurring her words, and John smiles from the chair at her bedside. He can’t stop touching her, his thumb tracing the back of her hand like it has for so many years, but now, now it’s different. He’d almost lost her, couldn’t bear the thought of …
School started again. This time they were there for the last time. The last year in high school. Everyone came back to school after a good and warm summer. Hope, Bo, Lexie and Abe talked about everything they had done this summer, and Kristen were back again, tan and popular as usual. Her boyfriend John, …
Chapter 1 “Eric! Sami! Mrs. Tweed is waiting on you! Get your things. I’ve got your lunches.” Roman hollered up at the older twinners. “Coming!” Sami called back just before she and her brother pounded down the worn staircase. They both got a quick peck from their dad, who also managed to rebutton Eric’s misaligned …
“Sometimes we have to be brought to our knees in order to get in touch with who we really are and what we really want. We can't heal until we hit rock bottom.” ~Nip/Tuck, Episode 25: Julia McNamara In the cold light of day, the choices we make seem logical. But when day turns to …
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When I first saw you, I saw love....... He was lying in bed at the Salem Inn... It was the last night he would ever spend as a single man and he couldn't wait for it to end. As he imagined what was to come... he thought of what once was... a lifetime ago. He …
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