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A small boy was playing football on his own in his divorced father's back yard, when he accidently kicked the ball over the fence and onto the main road that went past the back of his house.
At the same time, a fly hit the windscreen of a car at approximately sixty seven miles per hour, and died instantly. The shock of it's body hitting glass sent the fly into many pieces, all of which splattered across the view from which a man looked out of.
The man tried to wash the windscreen of the car, but the fluid that spurted onto the car blocked the mans vision for a few seconds, and in that few seconds, a car in front of him braked suddenly to avoid a ball that had just been kicked from over a fence in front of his car.
The car behind smashed into the back of the car that had braked, and the man in the car behind's face smacked into the steering wheel, killing him almost instantly; because although he was rich, he prefered to drive his car that he had bought nearly thirty years ago because he needed something to love because he was stuck in a loveless marriage, and therefore the car did not come with an airbag. The man in the car ahead was thrown back and forward, but only suffered whiplash from which he later recovered, but never completely, and suffered neck pains for the rest of his life.
The video will for the man was shown two days later, and interestingly, he had quite craftily taken his wife out of his will after a hunch that she had only married him for his money; but he only married for the sex anyway, which was announced at the showing of the will. He did, however, leave his fortune to his daughter, Jessica, which included a luxury cottage in Canada. Not only did the mother storming out of the room at the announcement irritate the daughter so much that she promised herself to never end up in a marriage as they did, it also broke the already worn doorlatch of the door as the widow slammed it behind her.
The lawyer decided to fix the door himself, and drove to the local DIY store, which was five miles away. Not really knowing the neighbourhood, the lawyer, with no appointments, bought lunch from a small restaurant in the vicinity.
A few days later, after fixing the door, the lawyer felt very ill, and passed out in his home. When he recovered, he decided to sue the restaurant, which he believed rightly to be responsible for his illness.
The law-suit, which affected not only the restaurant financially, but also their popularity, caused the restaurant to close down. This not only drove the owner who had built the business up from scratch from a ten year dream to suicide, but also forced a boy called Peter to rethink his life. Being a waiter was good, and had allowed him to save a large amount of money, but he wasn't happy.
Deciding to take a small break, Peter bought a ticket to Canada, where he had always wanted to go after his father had promised each year to take him but ended up breaking the promise each time. He would stay for two weeks, and then return, and try to follow his heart to go into media, as he had always wanted to.
Before boarding the plane, Peter was phoned to tell him that his boss had just been found dead after overdosing. At the very same point, a air hostess tripped and twisted her ankle getting into the plane ready for the passengers to board. Enjoying her work so much, the lady refused to leave, and said she would be fine serving, and pretended it didn't hurt as much as it did.
Unfortunatly, one hour and thirty eight minutes after tripping over, her ankle gave way, and she tipped ice-cold water all over a woman. The man sitting next to her, offered his help, while the air-hostess tried to sit down and hold back her tears. The man helped up the hostess, and went to retrieve some paper towels from the toilet for the lady. The hostess was then helped to the back of the plane by her friends, and was later sacked.
The man gave the paper towels to the woman, and she said thank you. That was the end of the conversation, and it would have been truly the end, if it wasn't for the fact that his boss of three years hadn't killed himself, and made the man realise that you should live life as you wanted to. He introduced himself as Peter, and she introduced herself as Jessica. They got talking about why they were both going to Canada, and hit off.
Four years later, they married. And they've been happily married ever since.
At the same time, a fly hit the windscreen of a car at approximately sixty seven miles per hour, and died instantly. The shock of it's body hitting glass sent the fly into many pieces, all of which splattered across the view from which a man looked out of.
The man tried to wash the windscreen of the car, but the fluid that spurted onto the car blocked the mans vision for a few seconds, and in that few seconds, a car in front of him braked suddenly to avoid a ball that had just been kicked from over a fence in front of his car.
The car behind smashed into the back of the car that had braked, and the man in the car behind's face smacked into the steering wheel, killing him almost instantly; because although he was rich, he prefered to drive his car that he had bought nearly thirty years ago because he needed something to love because he was stuck in a loveless marriage, and therefore the car did not come with an airbag. The man in the car ahead was thrown back and forward, but only suffered whiplash from which he later recovered, but never completely, and suffered neck pains for the rest of his life.
The video will for the man was shown two days later, and interestingly, he had quite craftily taken his wife out of his will after a hunch that she had only married him for his money; but he only married for the sex anyway, which was announced at the showing of the will. He did, however, leave his fortune to his daughter, Jessica, which included a luxury cottage in Canada. Not only did the mother storming out of the room at the announcement irritate the daughter so much that she promised herself to never end up in a marriage as they did, it also broke the already worn doorlatch of the door as the widow slammed it behind her.
The lawyer decided to fix the door himself, and drove to the local DIY store, which was five miles away. Not really knowing the neighbourhood, the lawyer, with no appointments, bought lunch from a small restaurant in the vicinity.
A few days later, after fixing the door, the lawyer felt very ill, and passed out in his home. When he recovered, he decided to sue the restaurant, which he believed rightly to be responsible for his illness.
The law-suit, which affected not only the restaurant financially, but also their popularity, caused the restaurant to close down. This not only drove the owner who had built the business up from scratch from a ten year dream to suicide, but also forced a boy called Peter to rethink his life. Being a waiter was good, and had allowed him to save a large amount of money, but he wasn't happy.
Deciding to take a small break, Peter bought a ticket to Canada, where he had always wanted to go after his father had promised each year to take him but ended up breaking the promise each time. He would stay for two weeks, and then return, and try to follow his heart to go into media, as he had always wanted to.
Before boarding the plane, Peter was phoned to tell him that his boss had just been found dead after overdosing. At the very same point, a air hostess tripped and twisted her ankle getting into the plane ready for the passengers to board. Enjoying her work so much, the lady refused to leave, and said she would be fine serving, and pretended it didn't hurt as much as it did.
Unfortunatly, one hour and thirty eight minutes after tripping over, her ankle gave way, and she tipped ice-cold water all over a woman. The man sitting next to her, offered his help, while the air-hostess tried to sit down and hold back her tears. The man helped up the hostess, and went to retrieve some paper towels from the toilet for the lady. The hostess was then helped to the back of the plane by her friends, and was later sacked.
The man gave the paper towels to the woman, and she said thank you. That was the end of the conversation, and it would have been truly the end, if it wasn't for the fact that his boss of three years hadn't killed himself, and made the man realise that you should live life as you wanted to. He introduced himself as Peter, and she introduced herself as Jessica. They got talking about why they were both going to Canada, and hit off.
Four years later, they married. And they've been happily married ever since.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> And Amelie is fantastic, Mr Happy. :0)
I'm about to get back to tidying my room, so I haven't read the story yet, but I thought I'd pop in to say yes I told you so :-)
> And Amelie is fantastic, Mr Happy. :0)
I'm about to get back to tidying my room, so I haven't read the story yet, but I thought I'd pop in to say yes I told you so :-)
And Amelie is fantastic, Mr Happy. :0)
A small boy was playing football on his own in his divorced father's back yard, when he accidently kicked the ball over the fence and onto the main road that went past the back of his house.
At the same time, a fly hit the windscreen of a car at approximately sixty seven miles per hour, and died instantly. The shock of it's body hitting glass sent the fly into many pieces, all of which splattered across the view from which a man looked out of.
The man tried to wash the windscreen of the car, but the fluid that spurted onto the car blocked the mans vision for a few seconds, and in that few seconds, a car in front of him braked suddenly to avoid a ball that had just been kicked from over a fence in front of his car.
The car behind smashed into the back of the car that had braked, and the man in the car behind's face smacked into the steering wheel, killing him almost instantly; because although he was rich, he prefered to drive his car that he had bought nearly thirty years ago because he needed something to love because he was stuck in a loveless marriage, and therefore the car did not come with an airbag. The man in the car ahead was thrown back and forward, but only suffered whiplash from which he later recovered, but never completely, and suffered neck pains for the rest of his life.
The video will for the man was shown two days later, and interestingly, he had quite craftily taken his wife out of his will after a hunch that she had only married him for his money; but he only married for the sex anyway, which was announced at the showing of the will. He did, however, leave his fortune to his daughter, Jessica, which included a luxury cottage in Canada. Not only did the mother storming out of the room at the announcement irritate the daughter so much that she promised herself to never end up in a marriage as they did, it also broke the already worn doorlatch of the door as the widow slammed it behind her.
The lawyer decided to fix the door himself, and drove to the local DIY store, which was five miles away. Not really knowing the neighbourhood, the lawyer, with no appointments, bought lunch from a small restaurant in the vicinity.
A few days later, after fixing the door, the lawyer felt very ill, and passed out in his home. When he recovered, he decided to sue the restaurant, which he believed rightly to be responsible for his illness.
The law-suit, which affected not only the restaurant financially, but also their popularity, caused the restaurant to close down. This not only drove the owner who had built the business up from scratch from a ten year dream to suicide, but also forced a boy called Peter to rethink his life. Being a waiter was good, and had allowed him to save a large amount of money, but he wasn't happy.
Deciding to take a small break, Peter bought a ticket to Canada, where he had always wanted to go after his father had promised each year to take him but ended up breaking the promise each time. He would stay for two weeks, and then return, and try to follow his heart to go into media, as he had always wanted to.
Before boarding the plane, Peter was phoned to tell him that his boss had just been found dead after overdosing. At the very same point, a air hostess tripped and twisted her ankle getting into the plane ready for the passengers to board. Enjoying her work so much, the lady refused to leave, and said she would be fine serving, and pretended it didn't hurt as much as it did.
Unfortunatly, one hour and thirty eight minutes after tripping over, her ankle gave way, and she tipped ice-cold water all over a woman. The man sitting next to her, offered his help, while the air-hostess tried to sit down and hold back her tears. The man helped up the hostess, and went to retrieve some paper towels from the toilet for the lady. The hostess was then helped to the back of the plane by her friends, and was later sacked.
The man gave the paper towels to the woman, and she said thank you. That was the end of the conversation, and it would have been truly the end, if it wasn't for the fact that his boss of three years hadn't killed himself, and made the man realise that you should live life as you wanted to. He introduced himself as Peter, and she introduced herself as Jessica. They got talking about why they were both going to Canada, and hit off.
Four years later, they married. And they've been happily married ever since.
At the same time, a fly hit the windscreen of a car at approximately sixty seven miles per hour, and died instantly. The shock of it's body hitting glass sent the fly into many pieces, all of which splattered across the view from which a man looked out of.
The man tried to wash the windscreen of the car, but the fluid that spurted onto the car blocked the mans vision for a few seconds, and in that few seconds, a car in front of him braked suddenly to avoid a ball that had just been kicked from over a fence in front of his car.
The car behind smashed into the back of the car that had braked, and the man in the car behind's face smacked into the steering wheel, killing him almost instantly; because although he was rich, he prefered to drive his car that he had bought nearly thirty years ago because he needed something to love because he was stuck in a loveless marriage, and therefore the car did not come with an airbag. The man in the car ahead was thrown back and forward, but only suffered whiplash from which he later recovered, but never completely, and suffered neck pains for the rest of his life.
The video will for the man was shown two days later, and interestingly, he had quite craftily taken his wife out of his will after a hunch that she had only married him for his money; but he only married for the sex anyway, which was announced at the showing of the will. He did, however, leave his fortune to his daughter, Jessica, which included a luxury cottage in Canada. Not only did the mother storming out of the room at the announcement irritate the daughter so much that she promised herself to never end up in a marriage as they did, it also broke the already worn doorlatch of the door as the widow slammed it behind her.
The lawyer decided to fix the door himself, and drove to the local DIY store, which was five miles away. Not really knowing the neighbourhood, the lawyer, with no appointments, bought lunch from a small restaurant in the vicinity.
A few days later, after fixing the door, the lawyer felt very ill, and passed out in his home. When he recovered, he decided to sue the restaurant, which he believed rightly to be responsible for his illness.
The law-suit, which affected not only the restaurant financially, but also their popularity, caused the restaurant to close down. This not only drove the owner who had built the business up from scratch from a ten year dream to suicide, but also forced a boy called Peter to rethink his life. Being a waiter was good, and had allowed him to save a large amount of money, but he wasn't happy.
Deciding to take a small break, Peter bought a ticket to Canada, where he had always wanted to go after his father had promised each year to take him but ended up breaking the promise each time. He would stay for two weeks, and then return, and try to follow his heart to go into media, as he had always wanted to.
Before boarding the plane, Peter was phoned to tell him that his boss had just been found dead after overdosing. At the very same point, a air hostess tripped and twisted her ankle getting into the plane ready for the passengers to board. Enjoying her work so much, the lady refused to leave, and said she would be fine serving, and pretended it didn't hurt as much as it did.
Unfortunatly, one hour and thirty eight minutes after tripping over, her ankle gave way, and she tipped ice-cold water all over a woman. The man sitting next to her, offered his help, while the air-hostess tried to sit down and hold back her tears. The man helped up the hostess, and went to retrieve some paper towels from the toilet for the lady. The hostess was then helped to the back of the plane by her friends, and was later sacked.
The man gave the paper towels to the woman, and she said thank you. That was the end of the conversation, and it would have been truly the end, if it wasn't for the fact that his boss of three years hadn't killed himself, and made the man realise that you should live life as you wanted to. He introduced himself as Peter, and she introduced herself as Jessica. They got talking about why they were both going to Canada, and hit off.
Four years later, they married. And they've been happily married ever since.