Week 37 – Don’t
Mackenzie felt like she was stuck on a rollercoaster in the fog. Her stomach and her head were swirling up and down and up and down and up and down. She couldn’t see, her ears were filled with a rushing …
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Week 36 – Now
Where was she? When they’d plunged into the river he’d lost his grip on her, and she had floated away. The current was strong, and by the time he’d gotten his head back above the water he hadn’t been able …
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Week 35 – Trust me?
“Trust me?” She just stood there shaking so badly she felt like she would shake herself into a million pieces. “Hey,” he shoved his face right up close to hers. “Do you trust me?” To read the rest of this …
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Week 34 – Better the devil you know
Why did this always happen to her? Why did she never learn her lesson? What was wrong with her? To read the rest of this scene simply subscribe to my newsletter and receive a free copy of my subscriber book Flashes …
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Week 33 – Slamming doors and broken glass
Slamming doors and broken glass. It could mean only one thing. Her little munchkins were at it again. To read the rest of this scene simply subscribe to my newsletter and receive a free copy of my subscriber book Flashes of …
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