…flipped open his cell phone, dialing their house number. It rang about four time before a gruff voice answered. ‘Gimli?Â’ Strider asked curiously. ‘Yes lad. YouÂ’d you think it was?Â’…
…the sidecar. Adrianna cast a worried look down at him, and then pulled her cell phone out of her pocket. She dialed a number with one hand, keeping the other…
…my position,” Ivan hissed. “In payment, IÂ’ll take your life.” The door to the house flew open, sending Phil flying. A literal giant emerged from the darkness, raised a shotgun,…
…“We need tickets to The Black Gate. Russia.” She raised her hand and stared at her fingernails. “CanÂ’t help you.” “I think you can,” Fred said. “I think I canÂ’t.”…
…HE HEEE! Swirly forcies, swirly swirly arrowsss! HE HEEEEE! Urrgghhhh. “Hmmmmmmmm…” hmmed Ginmouth, who had been occupied with the flipbook version of The Spillthebeansion. He then left the diary out,…
…(unless you live next door in Australia); you’ll have to find a suitable airline, and perhaps take a connecting flight. Once the flights are sorted and booked, then you can…
…about ten oÂ’clock, until the phone woke him. He fumbled around the bed for a moment before he found the table with the phone on it. “Hello?” “Mr. Baggins?” a…
…flight! She picked up her bag and ran for it. She needed to make this flight; all of her friends were on this flight! Every person on Liberty High Varsity…
…with flower embroidery and matching valances. You can get curtains pretty cheap at Target, as well as curtain rods. Be warned, though: they sell each curtain separately, but one’s enough…
…ChaseÂ’s number.” “It is. She left her phone here.” “Than sheÂ’s on her way back here?” “No.” “What?” “I said no.” Lori sighed. “I know what you said. Where is…