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Patrick's success encouraged several other artistic enterprises to start. The website has grown quite a bit.
Rob's parents still grieve over what they had to do to him but Sally is still living with them. They say they take solace in knowing that they saved her from the evils of Duncan's whore houses.
Sally is walking out with a nice young man who is starting a farm to raise more sheep. They don't know it yet but the whole village is getting together to help them build a small house and a barn.
Two of the girls who stayed in the village are 'Growing together' with nice young men. The third has just started being courted. Their first solstice fest was quite a shock to all three of them but now they take it in stride and enjoy themselves.
Leah and I enjoy the summer solstice celebrations more than ever. The bond between us has grown even stronger. The two of us often practice 'Growing together' at our tree. It brings us amazingly close to each other.
The village still doesn't have cell phone coverage and we like it that way.
The End
- COMMENTS
joesi2 months agoSorry to kill the story, but after the second call I would have switched of my mobile phone, case closed, you are welcome!
Anonymous2 months agoThank you for the story. That was lovely. The only thing I didn't like was the Duncan business because that felt contrived.
Anonymous7 months agoIt was a luvly tale. Was it fated to be? Sean should have his ancestry examined to see if there was more of an coincidental 'connection' that Leah and he had.
Other than that the druid faith had an unspoken 'connection' with the fae influence. Magical?
Anonymous10 months agoGood story,I liked it.
To the comment saying
How the writer should have
Written the story,I find that
Offensive.
