I sat on the wide ledge looking down at the people walking by on the sidewalk far below. They really did look like ants when viewed from so far away. I hope I donât land on anyone. That would royally suck, for them. I wasnât too worried about it because if it did happen, Iâd be seconds away from never having to worry about anything ever again.
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Publisher’s Note: This story is part of the author’s Father Cooke series of interrelated stories. If you enjoy it, the author invites you to click here to read the other tales in the series. âI am a very open minded woman,â I told the two priests sitting across from me, one
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Publisher’s Note: This story is part of the author’s Father Cooke series of interrelated stories. If you enjoy it, the author invites you to click here to read the other tales in the series. Magister Alexander laughed at me. âThis never gets old.â He picked up the pages I had printed
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Publisher’s Note: This story is part of the author’s Father Cooke series of interrelated stories. If you enjoy it, the author invites you to click here to read the other tales in the series. âPlease let me out,â my son David pleaded with me. âI promise Iâll behave.â âYou know I
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