Well I'm glad you are intrigued. If we accept the premise that Joe is a ghost then it leaves us open to another possibility, which I will not let you know, but which will become evident in the title of my next story. Its written already, I'm just trying not to annoy the admin people ill post it late it he day today for you Sammy.
I. Waking
Crouching in the grass, his heart beating faster than he had ever felt it beat before, he stilled his breathing and pulled himself into a small ball under the cover of a tree that had fallen behind his family’s property. The grass was wet, and in the moonlight he could see the slight reflection off of the tiny drops of water as they made their way down to soil after he disturbed their sleep. His feet were scratched and bleeding from running through the woods. He didn’t have time to pu
We first met Joe as the mysterious crush aboard a Canadian train in Finding Charlie. This second story of the trilogy tells the story of Joe's inevitable demise.
Hey SB, thanks so much for the comments! I love to read what people think of my stuff, good or bad. I will say that the next one is bad, but, I am one of those people that's loves a happy ending and I'm a hopeless romantic, so it doesn't end badly : ) Re when I will post next, it will be up in a day or so.
I. Leaving
“This totally sucks! Why can't I stay here for the summer?”
“You're going and that’s final. Your dad and I have already discussed it and made the decision.”
“Why is it that whenever there is a decision about my life, that there is never any discussion with me? This is totally unfair, mom!”
“I don't see what the big deal is. You've been there before and your grandfather really needs you there this summer to do some things around the yard.”
“You wouldn’t see what the big deal is be