Sonya continued to look around the room in search of her mom. " Mom where are you?" Sonya shouted again. " It's no use my dear niece," said Victor snickering, as he and Halien left us in the cold company of the cove. Then, Sonya started to cry, and as she cried Zanabell continued to cut the ropes until finally they snapped. Sonya fell against the cove's wall. For that moment, all that was heard in the cove was the sound of the wall cracking open to reveal something. The wall revealed a trap door, and inside the trap door a woman was screaming for help. Not just any woman though Re`nee. "Mom!" Sonya shouted. "Sonya?" said the woman. " Mom," Sonya said as she ran to her mother's side. " Sonya how did you find me?" Re`nee asked. "It's a long story Mom, but now we need to get out of here," Sonya urged. " Who are these people?" asked Re`nee. " Mom, this is Emilia, my sister," Sonya said pointing to Emilia. " Your sister?" asked Re`nee. " Yes, Mom my sister," Sonya said. The question that hung in my head was how would my mom react to that?
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Quotes
You seek my redemption, a fool's errand.
Then I must be the most foolish of them all because I won't stop looking, not now, not ever.
I reach because I know with effort it can be reached, that even the tallest trees must come to an end. To accept life as it is, that is simply ridiculous, because you know it can and will be more if you nuture it. That is what your redemption is, a tiny seed in need of nourishment. I will provide it, even if it kills me, you will not stop me, nothing will.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
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It was cool when Sonya fell against the cove
ReplyDeletewall and then it opened up to a trapdoor.
I am glad that she found her Mom.
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DeleteAwesome, my dear. Just awesome! Love you!
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