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I shrugged and washedwith relief as I exited the store and crawled into my beat-up old junker of a tin can car But when I started the engine, I just sat there, realizing I had nowhere to go As of half an hour ago, I was officially homeless

Well, that sucked

All the joy and elation I’d felt in the bathrooone of his coworkers doggie style on o obliterated all hts completely

My shoulders sluht as my throat dried up like I was about to--

Crap! I was going to cry

No, I absolutely, unequivocally refused to cry over this

Oh God, I needed reinforce pot

I had friends I should call one of the my phone out of er was still at o withthere after hell froze over Twice

I blew out a long breath, forcing my body to relax

I could do this I could handle whatever happened next My life had been at worse places than this, and I’d survived then I could surely survive this little hiccup

Soht, I put the car into gear and drove to the first house that sprang to mind

It was located in a nice, peaceful,the street swayed lightly in the autu me miss my childhood woods

But I hadn’t entered them in six years, and I knew if I ever did, the memories would no doubt slayred maples, pushed from my car, and made my way up the front walk until I was on a covered porch and ringing a doorbell