Looking for Karen.
Being paid twice for doing what he enjoyed most suited Julian, music had always been his first love. Now joined by Sara and Pete, the music that the three of them created felt good. Pete loved being a street artist, linking his photography with music was allowing him to develop a portfolio of images along with new ideas for songs. Sara however had a different agenda, as she thought about her time on the streets of London, and the birth of her child.
Now that the borough council was funding them to be street pals, the police had stopped moving them on. She was able to send money home for her son’s care. As Sara created music she continued in her quest to find Karen . They had run away together when their stepdad turned on them, but later became separated. Whilst looking for her sister after the birth of her son Sara had formed a band with the two boys. Now as she watched out for the homeless, she prayed that she would find her twin.
Very touching story, Michael! I hope Sara is able to find her twin, Karen! Great story!
Thank you PJ. My original take on the prompt was rather grim.
LOL! More grim than this one? It was a great story Mike!
I did have a crime scene in mind, but looking for Karen took over. Thank you for your kind comments PJ,
Enjoyed your story Mike!
Thank you PJ, I really appreciate being able to link with FFfAW.
I’m glad that you do too! 🙂
Lost souls in the big city. Nice take.
Its not good to be lost in any city. Thank you for your support.
Great response Michael, a story with hope….good one..
Thank you Micheal, You have made me glad that I turned away from the grim story which was my original idea for this prompt.
I like the way you built hope into this story, Michael.
That’s kind Neel
It always amazes me to no end how people can have separate goals, but still come together and do something beautiful like making music. I hope they each get what they hoped for!
Me to; for me music is a form of magic and offers hope for their future
Very bittersweet. I hope she finds her twin.
It is really sad to see families searching for lost loved ones. Thank you for your comments
You are most welcome.
I sure hope she finds her sister. Bittersweet take.
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