Joy
“As he straightened his tie in the mirror, the ring caught his eye. He lifted it from the table.
“Evidence.”
It was time for him to do something with this. Although he was very careful with who he allowed in his space, the ring was incriminating. He was too smart to make any mistakes.
He held the ring in front of the window twisting and turning it, marveling at the way the sun's rays set off the jewel. He was sure that she was missing it.
“What am I going to do with you?” he said aloud. He tried... to develop a plan to return it to her, but it would be too dangerous.
He looked at the clock, then stuffed the ring into his pocket. He had to hurry or he would be late for his appointment.
He drove seven miles away from his front door. His eyes searched the street until he found what he was looking for. He parked his car, leaving the engine running, and trotted to the large blue dumpster. Looking around, he pulled the ring from his pocket and tossed it inside.
He was surprised at the pounding of his heart as he drove away.MoreLess
“Evidence.”
It was time for him to do something with this. Although he was very careful with who he allowed in his space, the ring was incriminating. He was too smart to make any mistakes.
He held the ring in front of the window twisting and turning it, marveling at the way the sun's rays set off the jewel. He was sure that she was missing it.
“What am I going to do with you?” he said aloud. He tried... to develop a plan to return it to her, but it would be too dangerous.
He looked at the clock, then stuffed the ring into his pocket. He had to hurry or he would be late for his appointment.
He drove seven miles away from his front door. His eyes searched the street until he found what he was looking for. He parked his car, leaving the engine running, and trotted to the large blue dumpster. Looking around, he pulled the ring from his pocket and tossed it inside.
He was surprised at the pounding of his heart as he drove away.MoreLess
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