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There was no reply, so after half an hour she tried again. Her voice trembled when she asked him to please call.
When another half hour had passed, Prue rose and poured the stale coffee into the sink. She didn't want to think it, but she knew Peter had stood her up. Maybe on purpose. He was too angry with her.
They'd blown it.
Dinner time came and went, but she wasn't hungry. She poured a glass of wine, but stopped drinking halfway. Then she picked up her phone.
"Daddy? Are you home tomorrow?"
"You sound sad, lil Princess."
"I am. Can I come by tomorrow?"
"Of course, honey. Take your stuff and stay."
"Maybe."
- COMMENTS
DukeofPaducahabout 1 month agoI’m hoping this rolling snowball continues to gather momentum.
Watching Peter’s character develop is like an old-time candlemaker at work. Each dip adds another layer of D’oh!
Ocker53about 4 years agoNo one is this stupid, yes I know it’s just a story but you could have at least given them both at least one brain cell between them. Just too stupid to be readable ⭐️
Anonymousabout 7 years agoVery frustrating story, daft really but 5* for the writing.
Onethirdabout 8 years agoWell, my hopes for something positive took a turn for the worse, but maybe love will win out. Of course they are silly, and are being actively conspired against. Julia showed a bit too much of her hand- wouldn't he notice how well-timed the texts are? Planning a leaving car is pretty complicated, but heck, there's a reason these things are called fiction. More pitiful anons (and that Harry fellow who has no filter): you don't have to read submissions just so you can gripe about them. Get a nice, more productive hobby.
loveoverlustover 8 years ago..... a suspense of sorts, from Angique. And I'm loving it.
I think this is much bigger than Julia alone. Daddy dearest?
Julia, 'The Devil's Advocate' ?
Anyhow, this is easily worth a 5.
Thanks for sharing.
