Ronald Williams stood at the front door of a former girlfriend. He cannot believe she had forgiven him over a bad break up these past five years. The girl had taken the highschool breakup hard, and she was soon homeschooled. He had never seen or heard from her, until now.
Ron had never went to college. The twenty year-old took over his father’s car dealership. He had a comfy life and a steady relationship with a beautiful woman. His life was perfect, and now a former girlfriend wanted to mend her ways.
His finger pressed the buzzer. He waited. And he waited. The gentle worried when hearing a loud thump and groan. The uncomfortable noise soon faded, when someone open the door. It was the girl he had dated years ago. She fits the small dress well since she had lost the weight. The once mangled black hair, was kept brush. Her skin seem to be nearly flawless, except for the scar around her cheek resulted from the breakup.
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Williams.” She spoke sweetly. Her manners changed over the years. ‘Maybe she was sent to a boarding school instead of being homeschool, he thought before smiling at her. She allowed him into her home. He found her home to be neat, a little too neat. Every picture was equally distances from each other. Her walls had a theme, yet they were still clippings of magazine ads.
“I rarely go out.” She responds when she noticed his attention was at the wall. Ron glanced away and allowed his attention back to the petite female. “I…” He said clearing his voice, “I want to thank you for inviting me in your little home. It has been a while since I last saw
Filban said the home had a yard that was overgrown. “The trees and bushes were overgrown, and the house was dark,” Filban said. “And the windows were covered.” She and her sister slept in the front bedroom of the house. She remembers the bedroom having a large, floor-to-ceiling window. She said you could look out and see the wra...
“All I need is a little time,” he says, his brown eyes wet and earnest as a cocker spaniel’s. “Kind of a vacation from marriage. A year or two to find myself.”
After six years, she finally earned it. She was now a typical American teenager. She was even what you would consider a “popular kid”. She had her friends, and her thick accent was not so thick anymore, even if it was not gone. However, there was still one thing that separated her from the rest of her group, and every time she introduced herself to a new person she knew that.
From her personal experienced she already know that what the society and parents will think about her boyfriend Ron. Also, in her article she tells her personal experience like “On one of our first dates, as we were carded for our beers, he asked to see my license photo. We traded, and my eyes went straight to his birth year: 1970. I was mortified when I did the math. He looked great for his age, but he was a lot older than I had guessed”.
She did all she could to give him a good life. Despite the struggles, “she had brought him up successfully and had sent him to college and that he had turned out so well- good looking ([since] her teeth had gone unfilled so that his could be straightened), intelligent… and with a future ahead of him”
Where Boy lived high, I lived - well, not low, but in the way congenial to myself. I thought twenty-four dollars was plenty for a ready-made suit, and four dollars a criminal price for a pair of shoes. I changed my shirt twice a week and my underwear once. I had not yet developed any expensive tastes and saw nothing wrong with a good boarding-house. (Page 1...
His ridiculous attempt at impressing her backfires on him when Veronica responds with an irate and undermining verbal response that indicates her distress over her unexploited time. Afterwards, Ron tries to redeem himself by insisting that he had unadulterated intentions and was truly interested in getting to know his new co-worker. Again, Ron fails to triumph with Veronica when she notices his explicitly obvious erection underneath his clothing and rapidly walks away.
And now she has returned from the University with her boyfriend, who is a young English professor at the University. Ann had some problems in her new relationship, but at these circumstances she would threaten to break off the romance, or she would even hurt herself, because in this way he would come back to her.
Since this had been a fashionable neighborhood forty years ago, his mother persisted in thinking they did well to have apartment in it. Each house had a narrow collar of dirt around it in which sat, usually, a grubby child. (DiYanni 209)
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Rena Cohen had returned from camp high-spirited, anticipating her long-awaited senior year of high school. With only two days left to catch up with her friends, Rena called Malka Koenig and Lizzy Zimmerman and set up to see them at Cafe Bonjour. She couldn’t wait to hear how Malka enjoyed her lessons in computer programming and how Lizzy enjoyed her stay in camp. At the cafe, Rena realized something was wrong. Lizzy and Malka looked uncomfortable around each other and after just a few minutes, Malka got up and walked out. Lizzy refused to tell Rena what was wrong, so Rena got up and left too. When school began, things only got worse. Malka insisted that Rena was her best friend, Lizzy insisted that Rena was her best friend, and Rena wasn’t so sure she was friends with either of them. One thing was for certain: they were no longer the inseparable threesome everyone envied. As her year progressed, Rena grew more and more distant from her once undisputed friends. Their silence baffled her and she felt lost in the crowd; by twelfth even the loners had found their place in the grade. Malka became close friends with Tzipporah since they were both G.O. heads. Lizzy became friends with a girl named Riva. One day Malka approached Rena and told her she wanted to tell ...
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