A Conversations Story "All the world's a stage." It's been said so often it's a cliche. But for one actor, his life, on-stage and off, had become eerily similar to a Shakespearean drama of the most melodramatic kind. [Exit stage left to the story...]
A cheating wife and her black lover are discovered by her husband. An investigative reporter wants to tell the story and discovers the truth but never gets the chance. I had to include some 'life lessons'at the end. Kids should be taught these early in life.
It is Valentine's Day and Ken is on time. He has booked a romantic table for two at Lydia's favourite restaurant. Not only is it their 10th wedding anniversary, but 15 years since their very first date at this very table. He sets a bottle gift bag between her knife and fork, containing a tin can (10th means tin or aluminium bepending on your side of the pond) and leans a large white card envelope against it. He gets a text, she's running late. She's been running late for quite a while now…
Kevin was a limo driver hired to take the wealthy Mr. Thorndyke to the airport. But en route, he witnessed Mr. Thorndyke and his wife arguing about something. When he got back to the car after dropping off Mr. Thorndyke, Louse, Mrs. Throndyke, asked him to accompany her to Atlantic City...