MISSING MY FIRST LOVE

lary'

uddenly, he got a call from his friend, Leonard Hart, and picked u

rning. I bought

ntastic! When d

mind coming aroun

sed because he had a special affinity wi

the evening. I ho

nquired straight off. He giggled at his curiosity

, Hilary. Tell me, why c

o know, I will brin

w you were up

lad yo

r. See y

at

d began to miss her. He was still standing on the treadmill when his guard informed h

treadmill and walked happily

rning, H

anie's voice. Instead of responding to her greeting, he blur

back to the parlor and she follow

id with finality. Despite his raging face, she ho

locked her with his broad chest and warned, "I'm cert

, she was not prepared for his wrath. The last time he was angry with

ust be through with break

kfast. Are you?" He opposed and

and requested, "I will leave and have my break

f." Then, he looked at the guard at the door and req

Stephanie knew better and never bothered to knock on the door or protest. She looked at the guard with an unreadable expre

us," she resolved and boarded a cab. She fo

d after she paid. Nevertheless, she returned to the house and went straight to her room hoping tha

e Hos

ed them anxiously as though his presence could prevent them from mishandling his father. Nevertheless, Ben and the doctor were not disturbed by his presence. After giving him th

, doctor.

ing, don't hesitat

okay, d

t had a good sleep since he took over the care of hi

- Hilary

tarried and realized that he h

ave given her a call. He paced around the house and waited expectantly. Presently, his cook, thirty years old Mr. Da

Mr. Cameron. You ca

ued to wait. At 2 o'clock, he was famished but could not eat without her. Meanwhile, he was no

broken by a call from Leonard and he jolted hoping that it was from Tricia. Despite his disappointment when he

ard," he gre

called to remind yo

d that the visit may not work out and inquired

ested, "I would appreciate

from his promiscuous behavior, he was a jol

find out i

ll be with

for that. I

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t and the management was disturbed. She had incurred so many debts and there wa

ation. I would like the house to decide

s mute. Then, a member asked, "What of her next of kin? The debt

is not a charitable organizatio

es and gentlemen, your opinions are cogent but permit me to inform you that th

hat and she interrupted, "What! W

e time?" Another member, Joy

nd out," Be

he stabilizes," Dr. Wilson stated. Nevertheless, the house agreed with him and he requested, "What do we d

ling the meeting and refrained from speaking.