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Writers’ Journal #155 – Fried Potato – 39

Posted on 25th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

So Malee and Georgia stared at each other places for a while before Mary interrupted the girls. “So, is George agreeable to the arrangement?” asked Mary. “You know him as well me Mary. He still thinks like a little boy.” smiled Georgia while taking a sip from the wine glass. Malee had absolutely no clue…

Writers’ Journal #154 – Fried Potato – 38

Posted on 24th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

How could some people own so much when others could barely survive? Malee tried to answer but couldn’t. She was slowly beginning to understand why everyone they had met since the morning looked frightened when they saw Mary. They inherently understood that the person following her must be one of the family. Even she was…

Writers’ Journal #153 – Fried Potato – 37

Posted on 23rd March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

“You should try this Georgia.” said Mary as she placed the dress on Georgia’s shoulders. After looking at how Malee looked in the black dress, Georgia seemed to have a second thought about wearing it to the ball. It is one thing to wear it on the beach but another to wear it with as…

Writers’ Journal #152 – Fried Potato – 36

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Georgia danced her way into the building in such a hurry that Malee and Mary had to ran to catch up with her. Once inside, Malee eyes became widened in wonder. The security guards were always on lookout for the children from the slums so she had never been in such a huge shopping mall…

Writers’ Journal #151 – Fried Potato – 35

Posted on 21st March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

Mary and Malee walked towards the ocean, leaving Georgia along faced down on the chair. “Do you know how to swim? Go ahead. I will walk along the beach.” said Mary. Malee learnt how to swim from very young age, playing with the boys much older than her. She remembered they were playing catching rubber…

Writers’ Journal #150 – Fried Potato – 34

Posted on 20th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

“Mary, why are we here?” asked Malee after Georgia had dived into the ocean. She couldn’t understand why Mary and her, two servants from the house, were accompanying Georgia to a private beach and not washing vegetables and preparing for dinner in the kitchen with the rest of the servants. Mary got up and came…

Writers’ Journal #149 – Fried Potato – 33

Posted on 19th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

“Do we have to wear like her?” whispered Malee to Mary. Georgia was wearing a bikini which literally displayed almost all of her arms, legs and her back as she walked out of the door. Malee couldn’t imagine wearing anything like this out on to the beach in full view of the crowd. “No. But…

Writers’ Journal #148 – Fried Potato – 32

Posted on 18th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

“Shopping?” asked Malee. She had absolutely no experience of purchasing things that are not needed, never mind luxury. All her life, she could only think of what to eat for the next meal, not what clothes to wear. And she wondered how could a girl like her be needed for accompanying Georgia, who had never…

Writers’ Journal #147 – Fried Potato – 31

Posted on 17th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

Mary and Malee too left the room quietly after the professor had done so. George was soundly asleep at the couch and Mary went into the inner room to get a blanket to cover him. Once they were out of the house, Malee blurted to Mary. “Am I going to be in trouble for arguing…

Writers’ Journal #146 – Fried Potato – 30

Posted on 16th March 2020 By WritersJournal.NetLeave a comment

“What do we have for the lesson, professor?” asked Georgia.”Another night market? Oh, and how was your trip to the beach?” “No. Not a night market. It would be at the Pattaya beach.” smiled the professor, suddenly realizing Georgia had already mentioned the beach. He instinctively opened his mouth to ask how could she have…

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