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“Oh my god, I think that you’re right, Luka! That’s got to be him,” his father said after Lukas read the text to him. Then the other side of the line was silent. “Dad, are you still there?” Lukas asked. “Sorry, ah, yes, I’m here. It’s just, I mean just a shock. I mean…I can’t believe that you were able to find him - I just can’t believe it.” “I guess he was there in plain sight all the time, at least for the last few years. He’s one of the most well-known businessmen in the
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Hi Summerabbacat, Thanks for remembering my earlier stories! This version of Lukas is somewhat expanded and re-edited from Nifty. I'm just starting to understand this site and its features and it's pretty impressive. So I'm now thinking of re-editing those earlier stories and posting them, here, too.
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Thanks for all the comments! Flip-Flop, especially, thanks for the input. I'm new to the website so trying to figure out how to respond. I think I found it, yes?
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“Later on, when the ship had left port and we were sailing away, Rena and I talked about it.” “Yes, I remember that” she responded from her chair next to him, looking at her brother. “You were really down, Hansl. Opa and Oma were dealing with the ticket agent, and I looked back from the line and saw what happened. After you ran up and joined us we had to keep up with Oma and Opa and Fexl and with all the tumult of leaving the port we didn’t get a chance to think about anything but get
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“The first thing that you have to remember,” he started, “is how quickly things changed after the Germans marched into Austria.” “We didn’t have it as bad as they did in Germany during the previous few years, but they rapidly accelerated the persecution of ‘non-Aryans’ to bring them up to, or should I say down to, their German standards. They did in a few months what it took them five years to do in Germany. For Rena and Fexl this was bad, as they got kicked out of their school within a wee
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“Congratulations to the college graduate!” Lucas’ father toasted, raising his glass of wine at their Friday evening meal. “I think that I can speak for all of us in saying how proud we all are of you.” “I was surprised that he made it through phonics,” his oldest sister, Diane, added to laughs around the table. “And here he is on the cusp of Columbia Law School. Who would have thought?” she said to more laughs around the table. “To the class of 1980!” she said as she again raised her
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A recent college graduate has a painful coming out to his family but gets a surprising response from his father.
