A Short Story

On this date worker spoke with Mrs. Julie Johnson after meeting Mrs. Marilyn Beaird. Ms. Johnson stated she wanted her mother taken care of and did not care what happened to her father. According to Mrs. Johnson, her father has always been a mean person and beat her and her mother. Mrs. Johnson is afraid Mr. Beaird will flip out one day and kill everyone in the home himself included. Due to this Mrs. Johnson had Mr. Beaird committed a few days ago. She is now afraid that if Mr. Beaird returns home he will "finish the job." According to Mrs. Johnson, her father has many connections due to his mining work and his wealth.

The sisters went on to call the cops on Jerome trying to get him kicked out of the house in an attempt to get welfare money even thought he was living with them. Jerome went on to have to pay welfare fraud and also spent a year in jail. Next topic was the Bank of America

     By the middle of August, he could barely work. He blamed it on stress from traveling for work. He thought a new job might help, so Tracie typed his resignation because he could not remember how to use a computer. When he was looking for a new job, they found out that he could not fill out an application by himself. By the end of the month, they sold their mobile home that they lived in while finishing college and were going to move into the house they have just built, but Doug had no job. Tracie had not found a teaching contract yet. She decided to take him to the doctor when some friends came to help them move, and Doug did not know who they were. Doug’s resignation lost their insurance, so the kind house builder gave back all the money they put down. The

were going with Big Ma to strawberry to shop at the Mercian Teal for food for all the families that were not going to shop at the Wallace store. Big Ma made a stop at the bank, so Cassie, Stace, and T.J. thought they were going to help and went to go order their groceries. When they got there they gave Mr. Barnett there list to get all their groceries. Then Mrs. Barnett asked for help, it was a grownup, so Cassie understood why they would do their order first (pg 110). Then as Cassie was leaving the store there was a little white girl he took her order before T.J. and Cassie went to talk to Mr. Barnett. She came over there said you were taking our order before this little girl. Mr. Barnett got mad your black and I take whites orders before blacks and get this little black out of

“I have one in my pocket.” Opening his wallet, he took out a picture of Margaret, holding it in his hand, he wept, “I am so sorry I was unable to protect you.” Finally, he handed the picture to the officer, Andrew said, “This was taken a few months ago and looks exactly like her. I want it back, please.”

Kate bursts into tears. She tells Flannery that she was going to give her mother her Christmas present on the guitar as she wipes the tear away from her eyes. Flannery just stands, dumbfounded. Finally she shrugs, telling Kate that Ellis can just use the guitar she will be getting from her father. Kate thanks Flannery and asks her to join her while she strings popcorn. To her surprise Flannery accepts and the two walk to the kitchen to where the popcorn and strip was set up. Just as Kate sits down she hears the doorbell. It's the UPS man. Kate opens the door to see a uniformed man with two big boxes. One from Uncle Simon and Aunt Kim and another from the Guitar Center. Quikly the guitar box is snatched from Kates and hands by her mother and taken away. Kate gives an excited thank you to the UPS man, just waiting for him to stop in front of Flannery’s house. The truck never stops. Kate walks back to the kitchen but decides not to mention anything about the UPS truck. She is surprised when she sees that Flannery has already strung to feet of popcorn.

I decided to stay outside assuming that emmett would be in and right back out the store shortly. I was probably standing outside for approximately 30 seconds until I decided to walk in to check on emmett. As I proceeded inside the clerk, Carolyn Bryant, a young white women seemed disturbed. I could tell by the look on her face something went wrong inside the store while I was outside. I rushed emmett to hurry and purchase his gum so we could leave.

Contrarily to many children, Betty Anne Watters and her brother Kenneth Waters did not have an insouciant and happy childhood. They had a negligent mother and went from one foster house to another. They learned to lean on each other and developed a strong connection. Kenny grew up to be a troublemaker well known by the police. In 1982, he is arrested and convicted of murder. Kenny troubled past and his violence when he is drunk aggravated his case in front of the judges. Everybody knew him for being aggressive and impulsive. Despite the witnesses’ testimony and a blood proof, Kenny swore his innocence. Kenny’s conviction started Betty Anne’s fight to save him. Her strong belief in her older brother innocence pushed this work class mother

    The next morning when Tom was on is way to the hospital,  his car broke down. Tom called Bailey and told her that  he will be late for the rest of her tests because his car broke down. A tow truck took the car to a repair shop to get it fixed. Once the car repair guy named Tyrone, finished analyzing it, he said it will take two hours to repair. Tom cried because he wouldn’t be able to know what is wrong with Bailey and if she will be okay. When Tyrone heard Tom’s story, he felt sad and let Tom borrow one of the cars for sale to get to Bailey.

Anne brought some money that Arthur had in California as well as Arthur’s checkbook. She putted the money in the bank and it had Anne’s and Arthur’s names on it. She did this because she need to pay doctors bill, medical bills, or anything that was relating to her brother. Since her daughter was helping her, Linda told Anne to put her name on the checkbook, too because she will be taking her uncle, Arthur to the doctors and she needs to pay the bills. Anne trust Linda because she was her own daughter. As a result, Anne gave her a debit card instead of the checkbook because she did not want to bother her daughter after she offered to take care of her uncle’s bills. After a few days, Anne realized that Linda was using the debit card everyplace she went with her boyfriend and they had spent $71, 000 of her brother’s money.

Mr. Henderson sat down. I asked him, “How his day was going.” “It’s going,” he replied. I introduced myself and began asking the interview intake questions. I asked the member to confirm his social-security number. Billy indicated that he could not. He asked me “What number do you have on file?” I pointed to the part of the screen, where that information was listed. Mr. Henderson looked at the advised me that the number listed was incorrect. I proceeded with the interview and asked Mr. Anderson, if he would like to keep Robin Jenkins as his emergency contact. He said “No, she’s not my mother

The widow decided to try so the next day she started a new fund. The public had been informed that donations to help the woman who had been insulted could be dropped off at the bank. After it made the paper, th woman who had been assaulted called and met up for a cup of coffee. They eventually raised enough money to help the woman get resettled.

CHAPTER 3 Driving down Mountaineer Boulevard, Louise was nervous and upset thinking about going to court. Being unsure which would upset her more, listening to her husband’s yelling about her drinking or Judge Lucas’s lectures. Pulling into the parking lot, she glanced at Mike sitting in his car as she parked. Rolling his eyes, he watched as she got out of the car, and walked towards him. Opening the door, she noticed the expression on his face as he backed out of the parking space without saying a word. He never smiled or acknowledged her while driving toward the courthouse. At last, tears rolled down her cheeks, “Mike, I can’t handle this. Please, say something. I can’t take the thought of going to jail and even worse, you won’t talk to me.

On July 16, 1927, Lawrence sees a young and beautiful woman who catches his eye. “Excuse me Miss, I’m Lawrence who are you?” “I’m Miss Flossie Wentworth, it’s nice to meet you, but I must be on my way.” “See you soon Miss Wentworth.” Lawrence starts to fall for her, so the next couple days he spends over $2,500 dollars for her. Even though she doesn’t like him the way he likes her, she stays with him because of all the things he buys for her. A man, Tony Spagoni, starts to get jealous because he has always had a thing for her. The next day Tony spots Lawrence and goes after him and holding him at gun point, Tony says “Who do you think you are?” “Excuse me?” says Lawrence. “What do you think you are doing with Miss Wentworth?” “I’m sorry, but I have fallen for her.” Just as Tony was about to shoot him he notices a diamond necklace in his hand. “I will let you go, but first you have to give me that necklace.” “What if I just write you a check for $126.00 dollars?” Tony thinks about it and takes the check and leaves. The next day, Tony returns and forces Lawrence to give him another check for the same amount. Lawrence Jr. and Miss Wentworth spend some time apart and he sends her a check for $50,000 dollars. While away from each other, Lawrence starts to become addicted to

Otis breathed a sigh of relief. He was glad to know Sylvester was not in any trouble with the law. “I understand,” he told Sylvester. “Now, I don’t know any lawyers personally, never had much use for'em!” He said. “…But my nephew Mike might know one or two. He gets in trouble with the law all the time.” Otis wiped sweat from his brow with his hand. “He got this big-time criminal lawyer handling cases for him. Suppose to have all sorts of connections down at the courthouse. I think his name is, is, Billy Flynn. Yelp, that’s his name; Billy Flynn!” he told Sylvester, and he continued, “I must admit though, Mike is still out here doing his thing. So I figure, if Mr. Flynn can keep Mike outta jail he may be able to help your dad!”