The First Lady (2007)
“As if reading the first lady’s letter after Bingo wasn’t hurtful enough, I had spoken to three different church members over the past week who confirmed Sister Alison’s story that the bishop and Lisa Mae were seeing each other romantically. I felt like such a fool. The bishop still wasn’t returning my calls. But as I walked into the church forty-five minutes early for the eleven o’clock service, I knew I wasn’t the only one who was going to feel like a fool when this day was over. Ignoring the ...people who still lingered from the early morning service, I walked to the front of the church and placed a small shoulder bag on the first pew, directly in front of the pulpit. Then I stomped out of the church and went home to change my clothes.
I returned exactly one hour later. As always, the eleven o’clock service was standing-room only, because this was the only sermon of the day that the bishop preached himself. Ignoring the usher who tried to hand me a program, I swung my hips and strutted my stuff right down the center aisle.MoreLess
I returned exactly one hour later. As always, the eleven o’clock service was standing-room only, because this was the only sermon of the day that the bishop preached himself. Ignoring the usher who tried to hand me a program, I swung my hips and strutted my stuff right down the center aisle.MoreLess
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