London Calling

By Nellie Cross

Jessica is a young divorcee — 26 six years old and calling it quits with her boring husband after three years. Her upper middle class mother is disappointed.

Jessica runs into several signs that signal to her what her next move should be, and she decides to vacation in London, England for two weeks. Immediately she makes friends, and soon makes the acquaintance of Bradley Dowd. Her new friends say he's bad news...

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005099459

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London Calling

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Nellie Cross

Copyright 2022 Nellie Cross

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December 19, 2011

My divorce was the best early Christmas present I had ever received. I married young — 23 years old, and three years later, I was done. It wasn’t even a matter of me not loving Joseph; it was a matter of me not liking him at all. I married him because he was a good look on paper — he and I were educated, and we both came from good old Texas families. Our families had been friends for years, and we grew up alongside one another. It was expected for us to be together.

What people didn’t think about is that we had nothing in common save for our upbringings. He preferred to talk to me about his latest experiment. He rarely asked me about my life, or even talked about his life outside of his studies. We really didn’t go out together and live life. He was his work, plain and simple. Living with him was more like living with a roommate.

I knew when I was done. I was trying to read a book and he kept droning on about how they’ve been working on stabilizing a new element or something. His voice was so monotonous, I just heard an endless stream of nothing.

Shut up, I said quietly.

What?

I said shut up. I started getting loud. Just shut the hell up Joseph!

He scooted away from me. Jessica, what’s the matter?

You have got to be the most uninteresting man I have ever met in my life! I threw the book at him. "There is a whole big world out