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And Be My Love..., by Mary Wallace

3/7/2020

 
They had only seconds to grasp hands before death overtook them. Plans for college and marriage evaporated the minute the drunk driver failed to stop. Terry was laid to rest in her hometown, a beautiful plot on the side of a hill; two days later Ian was interred some kilometers distant. A number of car cameras captured a ghostly figure as it emerged that night, floating above the track which connected the two towns. No witnesses however, saw the hand reach from Terry's grave as she welcomed her lover to his new home, and to her bed.
Paritosh Chandra Dugar
3/7/2020 11:11:55 am

Love knows no bounds, not even of Time and Space! This is so beautifully and poignantly captured! Well done, Mary.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 02:29:24 pm

Would be nice to think they got their chance. Thanks for reading Paritosh

Pamela Kennedy
3/7/2020 01:28:32 pm

A very moving story..well done!

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 02:30:13 pm

Thankyou Pamela. Glad you enjoyed it.

Bobby Warner
3/7/2020 01:39:20 pm

Wonderful, wonderful, Mary. Left me with a warm and happy feeling. Loved it.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 02:31:09 pm

So glad it left you happy Bobby. Thankyou.

Ed N. White
3/7/2020 02:29:56 pm

A beautiful touching story. Well done, Mary.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 02:38:22 pm

Thankyou so much Ed.

Marjan sierhuis
3/7/2020 03:08:39 pm

A heart-rending story that leaves a lump in one's throat, Mary. Well done.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 03:16:32 pm

Thankyou so much Marjan.

Krystyna
3/7/2020 03:23:16 pm

True love binds eternally.
Beautifully written, Mary. The transition from reality to the supernatural created a stunning visual.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 03:54:56 pm

Thankyou for reading Krystyna.

stella gaucher murovic
3/7/2020 05:05:29 pm

Very original Mary - loved it.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 09:51:28 pm

Thanks Stella

Christina Holbrook link
3/7/2020 09:41:43 pm

Beautiful - and heartbreaking.

Mary Wallace
3/7/2020 09:52:31 pm

Thanks for reading Christina.

Sue Clayton
4/7/2020 04:03:00 am

I fell completely in love with this story, Mary. Your emotional writing is exceptional.

Mary Wallace
4/7/2020 05:09:00 am

Thankyou Sue. Glad you enjoyed it.

Jim link
4/7/2020 04:11:52 pm

How can I add to the wonderful comments that folks have already expressed, other than to second their motion?
Nice
Jim

Mary Wallace
4/7/2020 04:52:54 pm

Thanks Jim, your comments are always appreciated.


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