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Squall Line

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Genres: General Fiction,
Sub-genres: Drama

Philíppe, who is in his late fifties, wakes from a frequent dream one rainy Saturday morning. As he moves from bed to breakfast memories from his past flood his consciousness. Unexpectedly, he receives a phone call from a nearly forgotten voice. There is an invitation to the upcoming football game followed by a discussion of where to do planning for the weekend. All the while a squall line is coming in from out in the ocean.

Copyright © 2019 CarlHoliday; All Rights Reserved.

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Bill W

Bill W 63,995

  

Four friends used to do nearly everything together, but one day everything seems to change.  It begins when one of the men is killed in an accident, another eventually moves away, and the other two fail to keep in touch with each other.  This changes when one of them receives a call out of the blue from someone whose voice he no longer recognizes. 

Will they be able to become close again or have things irreparably changed?  Read this interesting short story to find out, and for some of you this story might strike a little too close to home, especially as we get older, our friends move away, become incapacitated, or are no longer with us.  We can always hope, can't we? 

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