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Tag: family

Reunion part 1

As much as she loathed his family, in the interest of peace, love and calenders, Tracy consented to a week in their moldy old mansion with their moldy old selves. Thomas assured her that they would be on their best behavior for the holiday season, and though she didn’t believe that he had any control… Continue reading Reunion part 1

Published December 20, 2015
Categorized as Microfiction Tagged abuse, Christmas, entitlement, family, fiction in parts, holidays, old habits

Deathbed

Waking up had never felt so important. As David Blanchett gasped himself awake, the crowd around him murmured in relief. They had thought he was gone, and he had been. “Dad, we thought we lost you.” “It’s a miracle.” They crammed around the bed, trying their best to hug him through the wires and the… Continue reading Deathbed

Published May 23, 2015
Categorized as Microfiction Tagged abuse, family, father, Microfiction, parents, patriarchy, second chances, terrible, violence

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No hope of recovery meant that he didn’t have to worry anymore about the sorts of calamities that other people face. He would have no relationships. He would never have a job again, and though money was an issue, he wouldn’t have to worry about it. No one could move him from the house. “Get… Continue reading Invalid

Published March 20, 2015
Categorized as Microfiction Tagged family, helpless, optimism, pitilessness, sickness, uncomfortable

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