“I don’t get why you care?” Tina whined. Pam set the mug on the counter. Tea splashed over the ceramic lip . “Because I do.”

‘Don’t go in there!’ the old man warned. Katie sniffed. ‘Don’t worry. We’ll be fine’ She said as they stepped into darkness.

‘Don’t go in there!’ the old man warned. Katie sniffed. ‘Don’t worry. We’ll be fine’ She said as they stepped into darkness.

Joey stood on the stone wall, shouting and shaking his fist at the sky. The wild grasses behind him waved over the valley below.

Joey stood on the stone wall, shouting and shaking his fist at the sky. The wild grasses behind him waved over the valley below.

“Bored?” he asked. Carlee looked at him with twitchy eyes. “No. Not at all” she said. He couldn’t tell if she was lying to him.

“Bored?” he asked. Carlee looked at him with twitchy eyes. “No. Not at all” she said. He couldn’t tell if she was lying to him.

The street recoiled. Teya picked her way through the debris and randomly parked cars. She turned onto High St. Buildings loomed.

The street recoiled. Teya picked her way through the debris and randomly parked cars. She turned onto High St. Buildings loomed.

She chuckled. It was the first time she thought to watch him. He stood on the stage, nervous. He stuttered his opening lines.

He thumbed through the phone book, looking for a plumber. He passed over 5 just as the cat floated by on the cooler lid

Daniel put the book away. He looked at his watch. Two hours he had been waiting for Barry to pick him up. Where the hell was he?