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Pennies from Heaven
Pennies from Heaven The gentle rain went unnoticed as Sarah trudged down the city street with her shoulders hunched. Grey clouds weighed heavy above and dull terraced houses lined Sarah's way like silent mourners as she turned her wedding ring round and round her finger. The dreary day suited her mood perfectly as she headed towards the shop where she hoped to sell the band of gold. Sarah and her husband had already sold everything else of worth in order to survive and this was the last of their valuable possessions.
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No Surgery Needed
No Surgery Needed 'Nine out of ten women agreed that No Surgery Needed was better than their current anti-aging product,' said the authoritative woman's voice on the TV advert. 'Buy No Surgery Needed and see the years fall away. Don't just reduce the signs of aging, reverse them with No Surgery Needed.'
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Monday Mornings
Monday Mornings 'Everybody was kung-foo fighting¦,' came the song from the radio resting on the kitchen windowsill. Maria turned it off with a 'click' and then tipped the dregs of her coffee down the chrome sink. 'It's like kung-foo fighting just getting on the commuter train,' she thought as she took a deep breath and headed for the front door in her smart, black trousers and cream coloured shirt.
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Local Hero
LOCAL HERO Who would have guessed that Ben had heroic potential? We've been together seven years and I certainly had no idea. Well, it's not something that you'd normally think about is it?
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Candlelight
Candlelight Thunder rumbled in the distance. The lights suddenly dimmed and went out. 'Great, a power cut.' Gail frowned as she sat on the cream settee in the darkness, the moon faintly illuminating the interior of the lounge.
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