The Unfinished Book “Right, Jenny, I’m off! No need to see me out. Ill be late tonight!
She mocked his poverty, until she discovered who he truly was! We so often judge people by the cut of
She laughed at his poverty, until she learned who he truly was! We so often judge others by their suits
Ill never forget the evening when my mother-in-law decided to give me something very special.
When my neighbour knocked on my door at ten oclock in the evening, he was holding a peculiar key that
Mum, this is my girlfriend, Emily Tom tried to sound casual, but his nerves still slipped into his voice.
Yesterday I popped round to my neighbours flat to borrow a drill. He answered the door in his joggers
My name is Margaret, and I am now in my forty-ninth year. I have spent two decades working as a night
Yesterday afternoon, I popped next door to ask my neighbour, Edward, if I could borrow his drill.
I found my 87-year-old father in the kitchen. His hands shook as he tried to scoop out cold porridge





