Towns: Series One V&VI

By Matthew David Carroll

“There is a reason I avoid coming home,” Jeremy said as they walked to Banks car. “And Los Angeles is still a thousand miles away.”

They got on the highway and drove toward the coast where Jeremy was staying.

“You always did pick winners, Marlon. One of the many envies I still hold. I’ll never understand why you gave it up.”

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This is a work of fiction, the product of the author’s imagination used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.
© 2021

• Language: English
• Publisher: Matthew David Carroll
• Release date: Aug 21, 2021

Matthew David Carroll

Hello,For those of you who are new, I hope you enjoy.If you've already read some of these, I'm glad you're back.It's been terrible for building trust and invites all sorts of nonsense, but my lack of presence is better for new readers to get into the story and character. So I'm elusive for that reason, mostly.If you're interested in getting to know me, forgive us, you can check my other social media for that, but I'm afraid you won't find much at the moment. I keep putting it off.Some of these are quick easy reads I hope will leave you laughing or with some sort of satisfied wonder (I know. I'm finishing them.) Others are over stylized with complex plot structures that require inquisition.I can't promise you'll like everything I write, but you'll know (for the most part) what you're getting into.Complex issues, simple themes. Characters opinions are their own.If you like any of them please share. I appreciate every one of you who have.

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Towns

Series One

V&VI

Copyright 2021 Matthew Carroll

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This is a work of fiction, the product of the author’s imagination used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

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Circles of Confusion

I’m sorry I exposed you to that, Chad said as Shannon and him walked up the street toward Wright square.

You should know better than to bring a girl around your friends on the first date, She said, immediately hoping Chad wouldn’t notice her word choice.

She saw it in his eyes he did.

That bad? Chad asked.

No, it was… ‘Educational,’ I guess. I’m glad the dog is going to be okay.

Shannon’s Father