I walked through the rotating glass door with my hand on my purse, and sighed at the overcrowded station crawling with community college kids. All of the kids that went to my school had cars, or their parents picked them up. As a sophomore, students weren’t allowed to have a car on campus. My parents
A nightmare startled me awake. Groaning, I rolled over and glanced at the alarm clock. 4:07. I groaned louder. Two hours? I thought the later I went to bed the more likely I was to fall soundly asleep. It had taken me a good twenty minutes to get comfortable before drifting off. And two hours
Finding their way toward the altar, Dave and Cooper’s goal was to go in unnoticed. That goal was simply not accomplished as Cooper’s ankle twisted yet again. She grabbed onto Dave with a small yelp, which sounded much louder with the echo in the church; it seemed to be piercing as a collective stare was
The clouds coated the sky, camouflaging any hint of blue. The parking lot of the Catholic Church was packed tightly. The white rental car circled the lot several times before finally searching for a parking space on the street. Space was limited there as well. Vans and cars complete with camera crews and still photographers
