Marion is about to tell: a. William Randolph Hearst not to forget to pick up eggs and milk. b. her dress designer that she needs more buttons. c. a lie. d. her bookie to put a grand on Tipsy Lady in the 4th.
You feel safe. The bunker bristles with armaments. You occupy the protection room of the underground vault. Enough supplies to last 8 years stack up high enough to blanket the walls. The trapdoor entrance to the escape tunnel is marked with an X visible only when you wear the special glasses. The danger siren sounds. […]
A cloudy sky greeted morning on the day time and weather went wild. 1st sentence, 1st of 4 books in The Lovey Saga, now under construction.
Tom gathered his belongings and bounded into the night. Tossing garments left and right, he skipped directly into the river. His laugh of triumph snuffed, he gained the satisfaction of peacefully drowning. His body rotated like a torpedo in the swift current. Back in his room, the crumpled scrap of paper revealed its sad message. […]
At this point, Edgar had not slept in eight weeks.
This photograph was taken the day after Edgar: a. had all of his teeth extracted. b. ran the Baltimore Marathon and finished last. c. drank an oak barrel of whiskey from full to empty. d. broke his own record for successive sleepless weeks.
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