“Do you think you can meet me at the town square,” Albert asked quietly.
Juliet replied, “I will have the driver ready to take me to town as soon as he leaves. He is my friend and sometimes my confidant.”
“We will just run away, darling! It doesn’t matter if we’re married,” Albert said.
“Can we go far away? I’m afraid he’ll find me?”
Albert said, “Yes. I will keep you safe.”
Juliet and Albert met in town to leave her abusive husband. When they tried to catch the train, there he stood. Albert knocked him down with one blow.
Go Albert! 🙂
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Dear Rosemary,
Albert’s a keeper I’d say.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Just desserts.
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Hurray! Let’s hope they can escape and start a new life together. Great tale Rosemary
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A great punch in the end…. hope that they’ll make it.
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I was worried there for a second. Glad they got away.
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Protector, defender and friend, this Albert. Good tale.
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This is a fine picture of real life. Great writing.
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Very nice. Yay for Albert!
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Yeah for Albert. Nice story.
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Well told. I wonder if they eventually learn that running away never really sets you free. Or maybe Albert has settled the matter with one blow?
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Well played, Albert – I hope they are happy.
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Way to go, Albert!
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Sometimes leaving a bad situation is the best for everyone involved. Nicely done. :o)
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Hurrah for Albert
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Nice, that he fulfilled her expectations!💐
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