Waking up one Saturday afternoon, Joe looks over to see his girlfriend of two years, Annabeth, expressionlessly staring out their bedroom window. Getting out of the bed, Joe walks over to her.
“What’s wrong?” he asks her, while wrapping his arms around her.
“It just seems that your roommate, Gil, has been upset since my brother dumped him last fall” Annabeth replies.
“Why would you think that?” asked Joe.
“He doesn’t acknowledge me when he sees me, and he’s seemed upset for a while” she replied.
“Well, why don’t we do something for him then?” Joe asks before the couple heads into the living room area to find Gil watching something violent on TV with a case of beer beside him.
Turning the TV off, Joe asks “Gil, we’re buds right?”
“Sure, buds since we could talk, why?” Gil responds in a high-pitched tone.
“Well, Annabeth thinks you’ve been upset for a while.” Joe explains.
“Oh girl, why would you think that?” replied Gil.
“For starters you don’t drink. Two you’re not watching any of my romance movie, and three you haven’t had a date since my brother dumped you.” Annabeth explains, adding “And I’ve been worried about my best gay friend (BGF).”
“And we were thinking about doing something for you, just to get you out of this slump you’ve been in.” Joe explains.
“Sure, sounds fun, I guess. What’d you guys have in mind?” Gil replied.
“Well, since both you and Joe were the two top bowlers in our group, why not bowling at The Lanes?” Annabeth decides. “Sure, though I haven’t been
Amelia says. “Well he’s here now, he was always busy with work and everything. He needs to make money so you girls can live in a nice house and have everything you need.”
“You know for a fact he’s better than you. Maybe if you spent more time being around with him you wouldn’t be doing so badly in school!”She knew our conversation had ended and made her way to the front door.
"I don't know, I guess she went for a walk and got lost" Zach replies to her, sounding uncomfortable.
Soon After Danny’s prayer to St. Jude, He quickly began finding work. Danny Thomas would eventually become one of the biggest stars on the radio, film and television in his day, and even one of the world’s biggest celebrities, and he had St.
“I was thinking about having a family game day,” Roy said as casually as possible, glancing at Joanne.
“Claire you’re going to be closing line with Jake tonight.” She says with not one ounce of excitement in her voice. “You will have Doug, Alex, and Renee to help you through dinner. Try to keep Doug and Jake from talking too much.” I nod, as if I actually think I will be able to do that.
“Well we need to get to our game. Don’t you want to get there early to warm-up better than we always do?”Asked Adrian.
“Hello Louis, should I get your daily ‘cheer me up’ drink?” Gwen asked, popping out from the back room.
“Well, has he called you back?” Alice pipes up, a slight look of sympathy on her face.
Brianna flinches slightly as Josh stands up, the empty spot on the hospital bed slightly discomforting to her. She nearly reaches out to grab his hand, afraid that she would never see him again once he leaves the room. Brianna 's mother silently examines the pair; the way Brianna 's eyes turn sad as Josh stood, and the way Josh 's eyes softened, reassuring her that he would be back. As they leave the room, Josh finds it unusual that Brianna 's mother did not argue to stay in the room. She was family, he is sure that they would have made an exception. Yet, here they stood, together in the dimly lit hallways, coughs echoing across the bare walls every now and then.
Aiko slumped down into the empty seat in History toward the back, next to MJ. She had been in school for two weeks now and was starting to get the hang of her double life, even if Fury didn’t let her go on missions yet.
Darkness was beginning to settle as Dylan stepped off the bus. He was in a peaceful neighborhood. All the houses were painted different shades of brown and red. Dylan walked past a kids play park where he saw a mother and her children. The kids raced back and forth playing tag until the mother called to them that it was time to head home. What a cheerful family. A frown came to Dylan’s face.
“Hello Louis, should I get your daily ‘cheer me up’ drink?” Gwen asked, popping out from the back room.
"Why didn't you switch on the light? By the way, dinner's ready. Mum sent me to call you down and you had better go down now. She's in a bad mood..." he faltered as he noticed his brother, Dan, crouching in a corner hugging his knees, streaks of tears running down his face. "Are you
“Yeah, why’s that?” she proclaimed as she slipped into her best frock., “and you still didn’t answer my question.” she yells to the other room knowing he was trying to get out of the situation.