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Shall I just do the whole thing myself? He climbed down from his precarious perch and stood facing Chris.
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This could go any number of ways now. Jimmy knew he was taking a risk.
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He knew Chris could be unpredictable. He gave nothing away. Suddenly he turned and started to walk away. Where are you going? He got to the front door, hit the handle hard and pulled violently in one motion. He was desperate to get away. Inside, his mind was reeling. His heart was pounding as he stepped onto the front path, but he was not fast enough. Jimmy reached him and gripped hold of his left upper arm and pulled him to a stop. But Chris would not be held. He tried to run now, but Jimmy was still close. This time he reached out with both hands and tackled Chris to the ground, both of them hitting the concrete path hard and awkwardly.
Suddenly, all was dark Sunday, 16 October LitBit 3: Sore Throat, Sour Throat. After a long sleepless night, Alice decided to go to the faculty infirmary, where she met Mrs Penelope. Mrs Penelope was the senior nurse there for two main reasons, the first being she was the only nurse there, thus giving her the senior position, and the second being she was old. She was already old when she amputated war wounded soldiers during World War I. Alice felt reluctant entering and asked if there was anyone else there. She felt like leaving, but Mrs Penelope grabbed her and was already looking down her throat.
Do you prefer standing or lying on the gurney? Otherwise, instead of just being there with her panties showing off, she would have said lying on the stretcher, but this small humiliating thought was soon substituted by another one, a more grimacing one. I start to hyperventilate when people die on me. People die on you? Mrs Penelope puffed out a cloud of smoke from her cigarette. She was so embarrassed she pulled her skirt down so fast it almost came off. A very reddish Alice said thank you and left. Follow Donovan Sotam on facebook here.
Wednesday, 12 October LitBit 2: I struggle to open my eyes, it take several seconds to open them and a few more to focus on anything.
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The words rattle around my head as I think them, followed by a sharp pain somewhere deep inside my skull. As I lift my head I start to feel woozy , the room spins and I am, again, defeated. My body is fighting my commands. I try once more, this time with some success. The light is bright and is making it difficult to see much of the room in which I lay but, as I scan it, things become clearer. How did I get here? Thinking no longer hurts or takes much effort, although the awkward way in which I have put most of my weight on to my right elbow is causing fatigue so I ease myself back down on to the pillow.
The door edges open and a face peers at me, then disappears.
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I hear a shout but I do not understand the words. I move back on to my elbow trying to shift my weight so that I might sit up properly but this simple act seems beyond my ability. The door swings open, two, no, three people rush in.