This book contains many stories. All of them which include twists. You may think I have given up the surprises, but HAHAHAHA YOU FOOL!!!! I have not. So make sure your face is very close to the screen children. It enhances your eyesight 100%. Pay attention and see if you can guess the twists.
ENJOY!
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"Where are we going Aydden? Stop dragging me!"
"Shut up Audrey it's not like you're blindfolded and in a white van surrounded by the sweet sweet fragrances of candy, puppies, and flowers. So shut your trap and walk beside me like a good girlfriend should!" Aydden was dragging her by her shirt, but she then stood up and walked beside him. He put his arm around her and smirked at the people watching and passing by them as if nothing was happening to Audrey. As if they didn't see the bruises and the red marks and scars from their quarrels at home. "We are going to the fair, if you must know, and we are going to have fun right?"
"Yea right."
He stopped and looked at her. "What?"
"Yes sir." She looked down away from his intimidating stare.
When they had arrived, they were called back inside by their father. "Audrey! Aydden! Time to come in, it's dinner time!"
Audrey ran inside with a giant smile and hugged her father and thanked him, then she went and sat at the table. She looked around, then focused on the unfinished dishes. "Mom I'm going to do the dishes for you. I know how hard it is to be in a quarrel over the tiniest things." She smiles. Her mom looks at her strangely then laughs.
"I bet you do Audrey darling."
"But dad, I don't wanna stop playing house. I was finally the husband this time." Aydden puts on a pouty face and stomps into the house and to the table. "Fine I'll just go and keep playing, Pimp Life, after dinner!" His father looks confused and shuffles his hands and points in random directions attempting to comprehend what his 14 year old son had just said.
Lovely, was that not? Now that the first attempt for your entertainment has been finalized, I think I shall take a brake for brain work. Until next time, Should Have Seen it Comin', farewell.
