In My Darkest Hour Jon sat up on his phone, trying to reach Brianna through FaceTime, but she wouldn't pick up. It was Angel's birthday, so he expected her to at least let him be there for her seventh birthday. "One last time," he said to himself after probably the hundredth time. Finally, someone picked up, and it wasn't Brianna. instead, it was Angel. "Happy birthday, sweetheart," he said with a smile. Angel returned the smile then called Brianna over to her phone. "I'm talking to dad," she stated, hoping that they would get back together. Instead, her mother stared blankly at the TV screen in front of her. She turned her attention back to Jon and frowned. "Mom's throwing a party for me, and it starts later today. Only a few people are …show more content…
She really hoped that everything would turn out alright in time for her party, since her friends would have probably been freaked out if they ever saw what would normally go on. Also, she missed the days when Brianna would smile everyday with her dad. Jon looked up at Roman, who was shaking his head after the words left his mouth. He meant what he said, but he was having a hard time convincing Brianna that he was really telling the truth. Of course, everything could have been easily avoided if he didn't jump to conclusions so quickly. He kind of deserved everything he got. "I had to tell her. I couldn't see her and pretend that I don't still love her." Roman rose from where he was sitting and patted him on the shoulder. "Do you even know her?" he asked, not believing that he, her ex-husband, knew a lot more than her current husband. "If you want her back, you need to show her you lover her, not just tell her. And with all the things you've done it's going to be even more difficult than the last time." Jon knew how hard he had to work to get her the last time, so it was going to be a real challenge this time. Nonetheless, he was willing to give all that it took in order to get her back, no matter what extreme lengths he had to go to. It was almost time for the party to begin, an Brianna had cleaned herself up the best she could. Luke came over to see if he could help to keep her at
The Worst Hard Times by Timothy Egan conveys the story of farmers who decided to prosper on the plains during the 1800s, in places such as Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. They decided to make living, and some stayed during the worst droughts in the United States in 1930s. High temperatures and dust storms destroyed the area, killing animals and humans. This competently book reveals the prosperity for many, later revealing the time of the skinny cows. The story is based on the testimonies of the survivors or through their diaries/journals and on historical research. The author describes the struggles of the nesters, in which Egan clearly blames these catastrophic events on the settler’s hubris.
I casually walked through the park on a crisp summer day with morning dew smell still lingering in the air. Nobody is out during this time as usual. Only people awake during this hour are morning joggers and dog walkers. Of course, there was also a mother who was playing with her toddler. She catches her chocolate-brown son and tickles him, and they laugh and trip and fall together onto the floor and laugh harder. I walked by just to say hello to them as they waved back to me. I had set myself to wake up every day at this time and start running laps around the neighborhood to help lose weight. I recall running to every single spot in town on the blocks from Lang to Richland Lane were buildings in wild assortment: two drugstores, Henry Clay Frick's mansion with
Everyone has a defining moment at one point in his or her life. Like Tom Benecke in “Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket", who had discovered his defining moment when he realized he was on the edge of death. Similarly, I found my defining moment at the age of eight when I almost drowned in the water. It was a moment that changed my life forever and will always remain in my heart.
Adversity is something that many people are able to over come, most people can by themselves, others it requires a lot of help and if they work together and set aside petty fears it will be overcome. When they come out to the other side they will be stronger that before both mentally and/or
“Darlin’, I’m so sorry that happened to you of all people. You are so sweet and kind. It’s just a downright shame.” Fiona reached out to stroke Casey’s trembling hand. “Go ahead and take your time, we have all day if need be. Why don’t you tell me about your daughter? I’m sure she was lovely.”
“what are you doing she doesn't want to be with you why would you just kiss her.” henry pushed peter to the ground and i saw a flash of guilt into Henry's eyes but it was quickly replaced with anger.”
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“I couldn’t bear to face you when you hated me that much.” He voice cracked as he remembered how hurt he was when he made you believe all those lies.
Frankie was shocked, and he flipped his head around to stare wide eyed at Lucia. She seemed just as horrified and shocked as he was. He was in a new country far away from his parents, and now he was losing his sister too. Life wasn’t fair. Why did he have to lose his sister? Frankie reached out and pulled Lucia’s arm trying to get her to stay. “Don’t
“Ok Ayla, what just happened?” Startled and through teary eyes, Ayla looked up to see her mom standing over her. Hoping that her mom had not heard
Caylee got to her room and slammed her back to her bed. She covered herself with the comforter. Her face had been bright red as tears streamed down her face. She tried to think of what could cheer her up. Erin, Caylee’s best friend had always made her happy. Caylee grabbed her phone and to avoid anyone hearing her cry, she had texted
Clary swore under her breath again. Training with him was bad enough, but Jonathan was relentless in hand-to-hand combat. He knew all of Clary’s weaknesses due to the years they spent training together. He used them, too. Anything he could do to hurt or torture Clary, he did, and he enjoyed it.
She was full of emotions as it was a bittersweet feeling. Jess had never been inside such a huge house. She stood paralyzed at the door, afraid to knock. Finally she built the confidence to knock. She knocked the door, waited for what seemed like an hour but was really a minute. Lauren’s parents came to the door and
There were more things she and Viviana had to complete before she could come here. Things which left her sad and empty. But she knew what must be done and knew she was the one who had to do it. It was her bloodline. Her