Just A Month-II
“If you promise to stop calling me Ronny, you can go back to telling my lifelong friend how you were really in love with someone else… that’s a fair trade,” Ron joked, pretending to be offended.

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. He could feel the blood draining from his face… and his brain. His knees felt weak, and he wasn’t sure if he would pass out or puke first, but he was sure both were coming. He’d had a couple of panic attacks before, but that last time he’d felt like this, the same players were on the field.

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A split-second before the impact she’d seen the truck speeding toward them. The headlights were off, and her alarm bells were on. She had reached up and hugged her arms around herself as the impact happened around her.

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Time slowed for Dirk. He watched the side curtain airbag on the other side of the car neatly unfold as it inflated. Glass from the side windows hung suspended in the air. The driver’s head slammed into the bag, it hardly providing any protection from the grill of the truck clawing its way through the door of the car. He could feel his side of the car lift off the ground from the force of the impact.

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Invisible-II
“This isn’t going to be easy,” he said quietly.
“Something going on between you and that model?”
“No… but things were a little dicey.”
Amy stared at him. She was on the verge of tears with her husband telling her he “almost” cheated on her.

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“You are not at all what I expected, Jack,” Carissa said as he unloaded the plane in Moab, putting all the luggage and gear into the van Jack had rented. She watched and followed along until they were almost done, then she grabbed the last bag, feeling like she really needed to help.

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