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    Peter’s Predicament – Part 6 – Finale

    September 7, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    Lisa was still going on in an almost uncontrollable manner about how she found out all the things she knew about Peter’s life. Peter was trying to think carefully about how on earth he was going to get himself out of this mess, but at the same time he made sure to tune in…

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    Peter’s Predicament – Part 5

    August 25, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    “Your wife, Diane has got rather thick around the waist over the past few years hasn’t she, Peter?” Lisa continued, as if she were drunk. “She used to be alright-looking though, back in the day. A bit plain, if you ask me, but not unattractive. But over the past few…

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    Peter’s Predicament – Part 4

    August 3, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    “Lisa, that sounds great. It really does. But I’m sorry, I can’t. I need to get to my wife and to my son,” Peter said looking down at his hands. To begin with, Lisa didn’t know what to say. “You are beautiful and any man would be lucky to be…

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    Peter’s Predicament – Part 3

    July 29, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    So he decided to be honest. “Yes, I am married,” he said, his defeat nearly sounding through his tone. “And we have one son,” he added, looking out for Lisa’s reaction. Lisa didn’t flinch, as if she already knew. “Ah that’s great! How old is he?” she asked excitedly. The…

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    Peter’s Predicament – Part 2

    July 23, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    After buying the drinks, Peter carried them over to the corner sofas that Lisa had settled in. On his way over, he looked at her, wondering how he could have missed her back at university. How did this gem slip the net? He placed the drinks on the table and…

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    Peter’s Predicament – Part 1

    July 19, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    Peter was not sure how to react to the news that he had just received. He was sitting in his car in the car park at the office, clutching his mobile phone. He looked out at the building that might as well have been a prison and let out a…

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    A Poem to Time

    July 7, 2014 - By LittleWordNerd

    O Time, where do you run to? What do you do with yourself? Why do you leave us with so little of you? Each week, you wear yourself so thin, we hardly get a glimpse of you. Before we know it, it’s Friday night and we’re clutching our glass of wine,…

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    The Educator

    August 13, 2013 - By LittleWordNerd

    They say that if you give children a good education, you give them the best start in life. What they then do with that is up to them. What does a good education constitute then? Well to begin with, academics, of course. Maths, English, English Literature, History, the sciences, languages.…

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    The Afternoon That Changed Everything and Nothing: Part 2 of 2

    May 30, 2013 - By LittleWordNerd

    Part 2: Liz’s heart was beating so hard and fast that she could nearly hear it herself as Luke turned the door handle and stepped inside. “You staying out there?” he said as he put his bag down and popped his keys into the bowl on the table by the…

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    The Afternoon that Changed Everything and Nothing: Part 1 of 2

    May 25, 2013 - By LittleWordNerd

    Part 1 of 2 Liz stared at the body on the living room floor and wondered what her next plan of action should have been. She looked around the room, which was filled with an incongruous calm. The sun streamed through the window at the front of the house, which…

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