” joked Tailor, “Well, ladies and gentlemen, this is Miss Candy Cuthway, a rare gem,” he smiled joyfully, “my rare gem! — richard shekari, Perils of Candy Cuthway Copy Share WhatsApp
by richard shekari
Contemporary Fiction · 75 pages
“Candy, you make me want to become a better man…your smile would make a king’s throne seem worthless without you sitting by his side.”
“Candy looked elegant in it and as she walked down to the limo, his attention was on the smile she wore than the dress she had on.”
“” Candy emphasised, turning and facing the entrance to the cafe, she raised the phone again, this time at a ninety degrees angle, “Okay baby, smile!”
“” the Queen laughed maniacally, “Pathetic, this is why you will never own anything.”
“John switched on the car radio and played a rock music as his mind pondered on the events of the past few days.”
“” he smiled, “Are you going against her over the man she snatched from you or for the sake of the subjects that suffer under her reign?”
“Diane’s smile expressed one thing only; that she need not make any apologies for her curves.”
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“” Joked the Director who stood in front of a giant painting, “Come,” he took a sip of water from a glass, “I want you to meet someone special!”
“Moments later the door is shut behind me and I am lying back on the bed only this time with a smile drawn on my face.”
“Basila smiled herself, imagining her twenty-five-year-old father, running up to Laiba apa, to tell her he found his light.”
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