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46 years old Crying up a storm You don't want to go to work Your boss is horrible Your 10 year old daughter Pats you on the back "Go to work Mom.
Just a filler really, still some good stuff I think :) x *Justin's POV* It had been ages since we'd done this. Just at around and kissed.
There came no reply. With a groan, expecting the worst, I checked to see if Mum hadn't waken yet. The bed covers were disturbed and her pyjamas were sprawled on the bed, so she was definitely changed.
I wake up from another sleepless night. My face stained with ruined make up. Dreamless slumber that showed pieces of my horrible night. Today could only get better or worse.
What a night, it gave us quite a fright. And now today, seems like we won't be on our way. In our flat a chickenpox outbreak, as kept us awake. We can't get on a plane, suppose I shouldn't complain.
This is a very sweet chapter. I guess this chapter is best for people who have been divorced or separated.
Good times :) x *Justin's POV* The whole family sat around the fire that next night, conversing and cooing over the announcement I had made at breakfast that same morning.
Where did you go wrong. I swear you wouldn't want to hear it from me. Because if I were to say, You did wrong ever since the beginning. The moment you chose other people and not your own children.
A young man sits at his computer, he has waited 5 years to try and arrange his thoughts. Even now he feels his stomach contract as feelings and memories resurface.
As a few of you kittens may know, I have been in France for a week or so - hence the whole not posting thing. But guess what. I AM BACK.
She lies there, eyes closed, thin blue veins decorating her translucent skin, her hair splayed out behind her in a ocean of darkness. I hold back a scream as I realise what she's wearing.
The ashes of my past are seen. Flickering images that make no sense at first. A collage of random scenes with no real sense of purpose.
An evil, venomous bitch That's all you'll ever be Spouting lies and causing trouble You better stay away from me Although your just a coward, You try and act superior, like you've won A sheep in a...
I walked into my House, and mum wasn't in the kitchen. I was confused, I knew she never took her phone to work, so I decided to go to the Candle factory in Loch-Ness (That was where she worked).
A young woman, with a baby in her arms, entered a butcher shop and confronted the butcher with the news that the baby was his and asked what he was going to do about it.
Follow your heart dad always says. Do what's best for you is his daddy advice. I'll support you however I can. I want to be the dad you missed out on. I know you're grown up.
I love this part. It's very emotional for Drew :) x *Drew's POV* After I'd cried like hell, an air hostess had entered the cabin and asked worriedly if I was ok.
I ran home. There was nothing left to do. As I walked up the driveway, I heard arguing. My parents. Even when I was dead, they couldn't stop arguing. I paused outside. "LISTEN TO ME NOW, REBECCA.
Nick's POV Becca and I ran upstairs quickly. I didn't know what was going on. I got to the nursery door and walked in. The babies were screaming loudly and there was no sign of Annie.
Note: Sorry for the delay.. Loads going on. I couldn't face seeing my parents. No way. I took a last glance at Liam's crying form and walked out the door. I didn't know what was happening. I was...
Caution: Brutal Language M entally and legally insane Y ou define bipolar to a T M ay be institutionalized at any time O bviously chronic depressive M y mom.
Part 9: I had to drop off my sister and then head to practice. It bummed me out because I thought Kenny would have at least met me at my house but he was nowhere in sight.
Chapter 1 "I am sorry to informe you Frankie it is Canser" I here the doctor say.
-NATE- "What's wrong. Surely that's all good news?" I asked Tiffany as soon as she'd got in the car and slammed the door, to my annoyance. "It doesn't matter.