Spring EN066-01 Reading Workshop: 3/16/2012 April Salas Engagement to Caroline, now what!

Sunday, March 18, 2012

3/16/2012 April Salas Engagement to Caroline, now what!

Wheeze and Caroline are finally growing up. Caroline was now studying music at a college, while wheeze is still stuck on Rass. Now that wheeze works for her father bringing in crabs and oysters on seasons she saves money to pride herself. Much has gone on and now that Call returned to Rass for a short vacation leave from the Navy. Wheeze thought she was going to spend a little of time with him. But little did Wheeze know Call was there to surprise her with his engagement to Caroline. Just when wheeze thought everything couldn't turn out for the worse. Caroline has officially taken everything from her as she felt that way. Call was all grown up now, lost all his fat and smelt good nowadays. As to Wheeze she still smelled of crabs and Rass.

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Dolores C.BrownMarch 18, 2012 at 11:10 PM
Boy seafood, I miss dad!, he's a fisherman from Asan no one knows those tides like he does, name anything I ate them, yeap, that one too! Drama Queens!
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