La vida

The car’s engine purred like a drowsy cat, the leather seats mingling with the faint scent of air freshener.

“I don’t think your mum likes me. Why? I’ve never done anything to upset her,” asked Emily. “

“Oh, Lottie, don’t get ahead of yourself. The most important thing in life is to marry well.

**The Prank** In the dim glow of a small stage, guests danced merrily, led by the man of the hour—the

The ambulance sped through London with its blue lights flashing and sirens blaring. Cars tucked to the

Daniel was slow to realize that standing on a stool with a rope in his hands might give the wrong impression.

The car sped through the quiet streets of London under the cover of night. Inside sat a man and a woman.

Many years ago, in a quiet corner of Kent, lived a woman named Eleanor Whitaker. She had been feeling

The engine hummed soothingly, filling the car with the scent of leather and air freshener. Grey asphalt

**Mending Mistakes** The ambulance raced through London, its siren wailing, its lights flashing red against