If thoughts are as bad as deeds, then Leah knows she’s karmically going to a really bad place.
Ever since Tony yelled viciously at the children, making Nellie cry body-racking sobs, she’s considered ways to leave him . . . or kill him.
But he’s constantly around, claiming to work from home. He doesn’t trust her. He thinks she’s going to run off with some man. What man? A bloke at the shop?
He watches her all the time, checks her mobile, even hacked into her email. He labels her best friend, Jane, a lesbo because Jane doesn’t react to his “charms.” Did he have some once? He must have. Once. Or she wouldn’t be here.
“Babe, fry me some mushrooms,” he says.
She almost says “no” because neither she nor the children like them. And, then she remembers the article warning about the deathcap mushrooms.
end 3/20/2017
S. Darlington
This is amazing!!
Thank you. You’ve got to love stories that pop up from reading about killer mushrooms. 🙂
Yes, you do!!
lol @ killer mushrooms, but it made a great story!
Just goes to prove there’s a story in everything! 🙂
hehe, it’s true, for the seriously gifted writer, such as you…
Thanks, but I think the truth is I just have a crazy imagination! 🙂
lol, that may be true too, but your an awesome writer that’s a given! woot woot