A Purse to Die for
“Spenser pulled up to the curb in front of her house that something was wrong because normally she let herself in and Mom would be waiting in the living room or the kitchen. But tonight, before she finished thanking Mr. Spenser, Cousin Gina stepped out onto the porch. And even though Gina waved, she looked worried.
Gina came to her and hugged her tightly. "Let's go in." To Abigail's dad, she said, "Bye. Thank you." "What's going on?" Nellie asked.
After closing the door behind them, Gina... said, "Let's sit in the living room before you go up to bed." "Where's Mom?" They walked into the room. Aunt Mandy and Cousin Tony were there.
"Why don't you sit down," Aunt Mandy said.
Even if it started with the word why, it wasn't a question. So Nellie sat in her favourite chair, the one that was good for reading. "Where's Mom?" "That's what we want to talk to you about," Gina said. She looked at Tony and he looked back at her.MoreLess
Gina came to her and hugged her tightly. "Let's go in." To Abigail's dad, she said, "Bye. Thank you." "What's going on?" Nellie asked.
After closing the door behind them, Gina... said, "Let's sit in the living room before you go up to bed." "Where's Mom?" They walked into the room. Aunt Mandy and Cousin Tony were there.
"Why don't you sit down," Aunt Mandy said.
Even if it started with the word why, it wasn't a question. So Nellie sat in her favourite chair, the one that was good for reading. "Where's Mom?" "That's what we want to talk to you about," Gina said. She looked at Tony and he looked back at her.MoreLess
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