Sweetie Pie
sashayed through the restaurant. She knew she was looking good. Heads turned to
follow her progress and, she’d swear to it, she even witnessed a well-dressed couple
drool at the thought of just a few minutes alone with her. But she had other
plans.
Throughout her life Sweetie Pie had been oohed and aahed
over. There was something about her that promised deep satisfaction to all who
saw her. But she knew she was so much more than just a tasty piece. It might
sound cheesy, but she was determined to make something of herself before life
could get stale and boring and her looks melted away.
Sweetie Pie pushed through the door to the sidewalk.
Temporarily blinded by the setting sun glinting off a passing car, she didn’t
even see the man camped out near the corner. Before she had time to slip her
sunglasses on she went tumbling, frothy hair flying, and landed in his lap. His
warm touch melted her brittle shell and she knew fate had found her at last.
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| Photo copyright Irene MacFarland. |


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