Six Sentency Sunday is a day where published or nonpublished authors share six sentences from their work. I will share six sentences from my newest WIP, Frequent Flyer, continuing a few paragraphs from where I left off last week. Hope, the middle school principal, has introduced herself to Colin and informed him that his son, Jason, has had three detentions at school.
Ms. Robinson stood, walked to his side, and placed her hand on his
arm. “Maybe he’s seeking attention. I suggest spending more quality time with
him - father and son time.”
Of course. What other time would there be? After his wife died two
years ago, there would be no one else. It seemed like that’s all they had was
father and son time, if they weren’t at Colin’s parents. He’d been busy in the
past year with his research getting published in the medical journal. Maybe she
was right. He needed to spend more time with Jason.
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| Mr. Colin Calaway |
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Melinda
Being a single dad is daunting. I did it for a year with my oldest son. It's difficult to know which moments are "quality time" and which are just average, going through the motions time. Though, my son and I figured it out. Thank you for bringing back those memories for me.
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Great Six Melinda! I look forward to coming back for more.
There is nothing more handsome than a father with his son. Loved this 6, Melinda! The pic alone is enough to lure me in ;)
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