* Site Map * BuddsView.com * JazzzyTina.com * VeronaBotsford.com * SpudKat.com * BloggingPoet.com
* Contact * Poetsarus * Submissions * YellowDog08.com * BlogsboroVideos * BloggingPoet411.com
Search Blogsboro.com

Powered by Squarespace
*Search The Internet
Blogsboro__Toolbar.jpg
AROUND BLOGSBORO.COM

* Our Comment Policy
*Subscribe Via RSS

*Submissions
*15MinutePoet.com
*Free Online Novels
*This Is Odd
*Newsletter
*About Blogsboro
*Archives
*Team Blogsboro
*Free Blogsboro Classifieds
*Free-for-all Forums
*Corrections Policy
*Disclosure Policy
* Blogroll
*Support This Site

FreeOnlineNovels.jpg

Records By Mail
STUFF

Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape Clixense
Art & Artist Blogs - BlogCatalog Blog Directory We101.com

BLOGSBORO SUPPORTS

Salvage America
Greensboring.com
Team Nova
TakeBackTheLand.org
FreeRice.com
Tent City Toolkit
Green For All
LitMixx

The Original
Poetsarus.com Poets
Who Knew?
SilentVerses.com
World Class Poetry Blog
Harry Furnass
iNatalie.com
CaraLisaPowers.com
Word for Ward
HummingBunny
Sharanya Manivannan
Polar Paul
FiercePoet.com
APoetOnce
Watermark
Isak
tant mieux
Silent Poetry
Adrian's Lemon Juice
Poetry Hut Blog
Radical Druid
TaKinG thE BriM
When I Wax
AveragePoet.com
Rollin Thunder Poetry And Art
Out of the Woodwork
Jo Janoski
tinywords
whiskey river
Armies of Silence
Ron Silliman
Strange, Very Strange...!
The Virtual World
g r a p e z
Infinite Darkness of the Soul
nonlinear poetry
lime tree
clearcandy daily
wood s lot
Philosophical Poetry
Tread on Dreams
Humanyms
Sherry Chandler
SnakePhoenix
PodPoet
Outlasting Moths
gamma ways
JewishyIrishy
rob mclennan
End Of The Pier
Surroundings
The Writer
Apple Pathways
sciowithbrio
Picture Poetry
Ruby Street
Madeleine Begun Kane
Poetry to make you smile
Peter, in Search of Pan
william f. devault
they shoot poets - don't they?
100 Blogging Poets
100 Blog Poets II
100 Blog Poets III
Age Old Effects
Alcoholic Poet
Amazing Journey
Arch.Memory
Average Poet
BloggingPoet411.com
Blue Athena
Blue Tattoo
Cruelest Month
Crunchy Weta
LaureatesRing
Origami Cherry
Poetic Acceptance
Poets Against Plagiarism
Poets Who Blog
Poetsarus.com
Ringing Of The Bards
Something Katy
Wm Rike
Lorna Dee Cervantes
Where the Trail Leaves the Cherry Thickets
Carol Peters
As/Is
Poetic Acceptance
GlitteringMuse
32Poems.com
Knocking From Inside
Pantaloons: Tykes on Poetry
Never Neutral
Growing Nation
Stick Poet Super Hero
firebird landing
Collin Kelley...Modern Confessional
Cahiers de Corey
Blue Athena's Island
The Poet & His Discontents
Tree Riesener
Chicano Poet
Free Verse Madness
Lonely House
Intermittent Voices
fait accompli
ideas & universe
Laughing Ghosts
Great American Pinup
A window Within Myself
JudeGoodwin.com
Here and Now
Poetry by Igorevich
The Rik Files
Crafty Green Poet
Bolts of Silk
Ragged Claws
arch.memory
Magnapoets
dumbfoundry
2sides2ron
Schadenfraulines
Yemanja
p-ramblings
Whispers of Another Moon
spread it like a roll of nickels
Naked and Ashamed
Fenny
poemcat
Song of a Reformed Headhunter
thoughts revisited
Bangladesh Poet of Impropriety
In a Dark Time ...
Haiku-USA
Database for Headcase
BZoO HomeGrown SandBox
schmoetry
Invisible & Invincible
chiaroscuro metropoli
Sista Seuss
Contraptions
Fictions of Deleuze and Guattari
A Burning Patience
Headlines & Poetry
shyloh's Poetry
Not U'R Average Poet
a. lobster
Alcoholic Poet
O k i r
darran anderson
plainer
Poetry Springs Boing, Curl...
Desert City
Million Poems
Black Smoke Language
swatitalim
arcane matter out of place
Poets In Rags
Ape and Coffee
Corner's of My Mind
Edward Bear
Bill Knott
Lorcaloca
Avoiding the Muse
Very Like A Whale
Amy King
Windows Towards The World
The Daily
Michael Parker
FiercePoet.com
GottaBook
Poetry Club


** The Original Blogsboro **
A Fine Dish
AnonyMoses
Automatic Writing
BookLoversBlog
Blog Around The Clock
Blog On The Run
Backwards City
BlueNC.com
Chewie
ChosenFast.com
Debris
EC Huey
EdCone.com
David Boyd
Fecund Stench
Greensboring.com
GreensboroIsTalking
Greensboro Peer Pressure
GreensboroScene
GreensboroSports.com
Greensboro's Treasured Places
Guarino
HarmoniousJosh
Hoggsblog.com
Jay Ovittore
John Robinson
Joe Wilson
Joel Gillespie
Jon Lowder
Journeyman Writer
Leave Me Alone, I'm Digging
Lenslinger.com
Life In Forsyth
Life In The G
Little Urbanity
Lux.Et.Umbra
Lynn Salsi
Marvin's Observations
Meblogin'
Nancy Bartholomew
PercyWalker.com
My Postcard Fiction
Patrick Eakes
Poppin's Ponderings
Ramblin’ Prose
Sara Beth Jones
SpiritBlog
Silflayhraka.com
Slowly She Turned
Starry Dynamo
SuperShan
The Movie Show
ThoughtCrimes.org
Unsmuttened
WaitingForVizzini
Woody Cavenaugh
Wooley's Rant
Yes! Weekly

** Out Of Towners **
Blown Fuse
Blue Ridge
Candy Gourlay
Chekhov’s Mistress
CrownDozen.com
Diane Elayne Dees
Dodgeblogium
DougThompson.com
Dvorak Uncensored
Exploding Dog
Fragments From Floyd
Frenchy's Fracas
Gray Matter
Iddybud
Indigo Insights

James Hynes
Jay Rosen's Pressthink
LOSLI
Maryam
Nashville Is Talking
NC Conservation
OJR.org
Scott Perry
Scrutiny Hooligans
Vickie's Writing Place
Web Chef's e-bytes
Write From Karen
Xark

**Aggregators**
We101
NCBlogs.com
Metaxucafe
HeadlinesPoetry

« Chapter 41 | Main | Chapter 43 »
Sunday
06Nov

Chapter 42

Sunshine And Showers


"Good evening, Mrs. Wilson," Regina said. "I'm so glad you came tonight."

"I wouldn't have missed it for the world," Mrs. Wilson replied. "Your new home is so beautiful, and it's finished in time for the wedding."

"Come on inside. I want you to meet everybody," Regina said as she led her to the lavish receiving room in her new mansion. "Everybody, this is Momma. I'll let you all introduce yourselves while I get Momma a glass of wine."

When Regina returned to the room, all the ladies were laughing. "What's so funny?" she asked.

"Mrs. Wilson was just telling us about Danny when he was a baby," Cindy said. "He must have been a real handful for his mother."

"Honey," Mrs. Wilson continued, "it was all his mother and I both could do to keep up with that boy. I never thought he'd live long enough to start school, he kept getting in so much trouble."

"Regina honey," Cindy said, "why don't you come on in here, and start opening your presents?"

"Yes," Sally said. "We're all dying to see what everyone got you."

*****


"How was your bridal shower?" Danny asked as he unbuttoned his shirt.

"It was fun," Regina replied as she got into bed.

"Good, I'm glad you had a good time today. I've got some good news for a change."

"You do. What is it?" Regina asked.

"Mr. Sutter called today."

"Did you get your divorce?"

"It's all taken care of. I signed everything in Atlanta over to Connie, and she went for it. Mr. Sutter said Connie stood before the judge and said our marriage was over."

"Danny."

"Yes, Regina."

"There's something I need to tell you. I hope you're going to be okay with it."

"What is it?" Danny asked. "Are we still going to get married next week?"

"I hope so."

"What do you mean, you hope so? What is it you need to tell me?"

"I went to the doctor yesterday."

"Are you okay?" he asked.

"Depends on how you look at it."

"Regina, what are you talking about?"

"Danny, I'm pregnant."

"You mean with a baby?"

"I hope it's a baby," Regina laughed. "Could I be pregnant with anything else?"

"How far along are you?"

"The doctor said maybe a month."

"Are you okay?" Danny asked.

"That depends."

"On what?"

"On whether or not you're going to be okay with being a daddy?" Regina asked.

Danny took Regina in his arms, and kissed her saying, "Regina, I love you, and I think having a baby is great."

"Really, honest?" Regina asked.

"Really, honest," Danny answered.

"Oh Danny, you really are my hero."

*****


"Good morning, Sheriff," Agent King said as he walked into the Sheriff's office.

"Good morning, Agent King. How's our investigation going?"

"Well Sheriff, we've managed to use credit card receipts, air line reservations, and rental car records to tie the late Mr. Smith to eighteen of the twenty cases we're investigating involving the Knight brothers. Of course that's all circumstantial evidence."

"Pretty strong for circumstantial evidence," the sheriff said. "Is anyone talking yet?"

"No, but we're still hoping to pick up some more suspects and see if we can't scare them into talking."

"You mean if Junior, or the Knight brothers haven't already had them all killed."

"That's right," Agent King said. "Speaking of Junior Ripley, have your people found any clues as to where he might be hiding out?"

"No," Sheriff Pendergrass replied. "He's either laying real low, or he's running really fast because we haven't seen neither hide nor hair of him."



468x60banner

PrintView Printer Friendly Version

EmailEmail Article to Friend

Reader Comments (1)

I'm so glad you're not a traditional guy. I like the idea that she's pregnant. Of course, the wedding is only a week away.

Don't keep me waiting too long for this, okay?
Nov 8, 2005 at 10:39PM | Unregistered CommenterVickie
Comments for this entry have been disabled. Additional comments may not be added to this entry at this time.