Moody & Saundra

By S.C. Wade

One thing Moody and Saundra lost was their ability to have a pleasant conversation. Married for ten years, the state of their relationship hits a new level when Moody doesn't go home after work. And with Moody voluntarily not being present in the home, that gives Saundra free reign to wonder who he's with, and whether she would be better off without him.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S.C. Wade
• Release date: Jan 9, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301065042

S.C. Wade

S.C. Wade resides in the sunny state of Florida. As a writer, his goal is to make fiction that is believable, relevant, and entertaining to his readers. He can be found on Facebook, Twitter, and also on his website, scwade.com. S.C. Wade’s work has been published at DailyScienceFiction.com and also in Villipede Publication’s first anthology, The Glass Parachute.

Book preview

MOODY & SAUNDRA

By S.C. Wade

Smashwords Edition

Copyright 2013 S.C. Wade

This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment. This ebook may not be re-sold to other people. If you enjoyed this book and would like to share it, please purchase additional copies for each recipient. No part of this ebook may be reproduced, copied, or distributed for commercial use. Thank you for your support.

This is a work of fiction. All characters are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Thursday, the 1st

Friday, the 2nd

Friday, the 2nd (Part Two)

Friday, the 2nd (Part Three)

Sunday, the 4th

Monday, the 5th

Tuesday, the 6th

Tuesday, the 6th (Part Two)

Tuesday, the 6th (Part Three)

Saturday, the 10th

About the Author

Thursday, the 1st

Moody sauntered into his bedroom. The fresh air from the recent rainfall added that much more delight to his team’s unexpected victory. He grinned as he grabbed his boots from the closet and sat at the foot of the bed.

We won, he said to his wife who read her book, the sheets folded neatly at her waist. The breeze from the window stroked the hair on Moody’s arms as he quickly tied his boots and looked back at Saundra.

Saundra closed the book and placed it on the end table. Without a glance in Moody’s direction, she turned off the lamp and lay down on her side.

Moody clicked his jaw, pushed himself from the bed, and yanked a T-shirt from the closet. Pulling it over his undershirt, he muttered, My back brace, and left the room.

Moody descended the carpeted stairs and stepped onto the oak flooring in the living room. He searched on and around the couch but found nothing. He marched back upstairs and switched on the bedroom lights. Where’s my back brace, Saundra? I left it in the living room.

He tucked his hands in his pockets and watched Saundra pull the covers up to her shoulders. She nestled for a few seconds then became motionless.

Saundra, I need my back brace if you want me to go out and earn a paycheck,