Just An Unfortunate Misunderstanding: The Just Molly Series

By Laura Leigh

Molly's middle of the night mission of mercy just took a wildly wrong turn...

 

Molly is up a tree without a ladder or a handy excuse when all chaos breaks loose, and her rescuer couldn't be further from ideal. To make matters worse, Patty is the only person who can right this particular wrong, and she has mysteriously disappeared.

 

Where is Patty when they need her most? Why does Molly always get entangled in these ridiculous senior citizen-initiated escapades? And how will she and Nana get out of this latest scrape?

 

This Just Molly Series short story is a humorous comedy of errors that takes place about a year before book one.

 

The Just Molly Series:

Book 1 -- Just One Day

Book 2 -- Just One Girl

Book 3 -- Just One Life

Just an Unfortunate Misunderstanding (a short story)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Laura Leigh
• Release date: Dec 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9798201819040

Laura Leigh

Laura Leigh is a missionary in Asia. She has traveled extensively and lived in countries all over the world. She’s held lion cubs in Africa, helped with impromptu snake surgery in Cambodia, and boated down an underground river in the Philippines. She writes clean, wholesome Christian fiction.

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Just An Unfortunate Misunderstanding

The Just Molly Series

Laura Leigh

Published by Laura Leigh, 2019.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

JUST AN UNFORTUNATE MISUNDERSTANDING

First edition. December 30, 2019.

Copyright © 2019 Laura Leigh.

ISBN: 979-8201819040

Written by Laura Leigh.

Also by Laura Leigh

The Just Molly Series

Just One Day

Just One Girl

Just One Life

Just An Unfortunate Misunderstanding

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Dedication

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To Grandma Jessie, the best grandmother in the world. You never went by the title of Nana, but you are my own precious partner in crime.

Just An Unfortunate Misunderstanding

Ihad just wrestled up the second-story window after a lifetime of effort when I heard the wail of a siren in the distance. At first I thought it was part of the shrieking protest of the pane itself. It was only a short burst of sound, easily covered by the screech of the window.

But in the silence of the dark night, when the window was finally raised and only my trembling arm and leg muscles were still protesting, I heard Nana and Patty frantically calling to me from the black pit below.

Molly! Quick! Close it and get down!

Close it? I hissed down at them, horrified. I had just given fifteen petrified minutes of my life to sitting astride this bucking tree branch trying to open it. I was not going to close it before completing my mission.

Patty's voice rose, quavering slightly. "I forgot they had