Saturday's Child (2013)
“Psalm 22:3 Aaron opened the door to the church office, hoping to find Jack there. He needed to talk to someone, and Jack would probably be the best person. He hadn’t got into the habit of calling him Pastor Jack…wasn’t really any point as they’d known each other since childhood, never mind the fact that Jack wasn’t his pastor. He glanced around the empty office and crossed to the desk. He’d leave the papers here and hope for the best.
A groan came from the closet at the back of the office. He... put down the file and headed across the room. “Hello?”
Meggie stuck her head around the door. “Oh, hello. How are you?”
“I’m fine. Is everything OK?”
“The light bulb blew, and I can’t reach to put the new one in.”
“Try standing on a chair.” He winked.
“I was standing on a chair. Still can’t reach. I don’t suppose you could do it for me please, could you?”
He smiled. “Sure.” He moved the chair out of the way and took the light bulb.
“It’s really not fair,”MoreLess
A groan came from the closet at the back of the office. He... put down the file and headed across the room. “Hello?”
Meggie stuck her head around the door. “Oh, hello. How are you?”
“I’m fine. Is everything OK?”
“The light bulb blew, and I can’t reach to put the new one in.”
“Try standing on a chair.” He winked.
“I was standing on a chair. Still can’t reach. I don’t suppose you could do it for me please, could you?”
He smiled. “Sure.” He moved the chair out of the way and took the light bulb.
“It’s really not fair,”MoreLess
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