Name: Terralepus Greg's joy
SKU: 62597110
Price: 30.18 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Kathleen Margaret Hamilton

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Physical Book

Publisher

Independently Published

Author

Kathleen Margaret Hamilton

Language

English

Pages

317

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781089339717

Terralepus Greg's joy

Kathleen Margaret Hamilton (Author) · Independently Published · Paperback

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Synopsis "Terralepus Greg's joy"

Mary quickly ran over to the vehicle with Thomas close behind her. She jumped inside and flipped the switch, intending on disrupting the police by pulling in their cars. Instead, she watched as Thomas slammed against the magnet followed by Lilly, Sam, Cora and Trixie. Mary stared out the window for a moment before stepping out of her vehicle. There, pinned up against the magnet, the teens groaned and glowed. Sheldon ran over and jumped into the vehicle to flip the switch and Mary watched as the teens dropped to the ground. Cora landed on her back and breathed hard. She grabbed at her belly and stared into the sky. "Cora, are you okay?" yelled Thomas. "Cora?" "I can't feel the baby move! My baby, oh, Thomas!" Lilly crawled over to her sister. "Breathe, Cora, slow deep breaths." Mary stared wide eyed at Cora. She stepped back as the officers surrounded the teens in the chaos. Mary looked over at Sheldon who was standing by the police car, now in handcuffs. Her friend was going to jail because of her. Mary quickly ran over and grabbed Sheldon by the arm and they quickly disappeared into the gathering crowd. Mary pulled Sheldon into an alley way and picked the lock on the handcuffs. "You're a doll, Mary," he said as the cuffs fell to the ground. "I don't know about that," replied Mary as they quickly walked to the end of the alley way. "I just hurt a baby, how good does that make me?" "You didn't know," he replied. Mary stopped and leaned her head against the wall. Sheldon turned her around and she leaned against him and sobbed. "Aint nothing right about me," she cried. "Nothing right about me either," replied Sheldon.

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