turn(ing) chapter 11

Laura knows to get her 2 babies to safety, safe from the biggest most destructive tornado to ever be recorded. Soon Laura realizes that the tornado is not the only thing threatening her babies safety

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Come on baby, Come On, laura yelled. Lincoln hurry up. They say its big.  Momma, the candles, Don't worry there are plenty in the cellar. Suddenly a horrifying sound erupts as grandmas puget rocker flew thru what was the picture window onto the living room floor.  Children laura  again shouted lets go NOW.  With that Laura and her 2 children 6 year old karri and  7 year old Lincoln sprinted out the the kitchen door onto the back porch heading to the only place where they would feel safe, the storm cellar. the weather  advisory was blasting on the radio that this was the biggest,largest, twister ever. It had already tore threw and destroyed every town that laid in its path.  laura new she needed to get her children to safety, if that was what it was called. She hated that storm cellar, it was to cold,to damp and dark. Everyday laura would get up to do the days chores,which meant always passing the storm cellar which in turn always made her feel a  bit uneasy. Laura came to high drifts farm from North Dakota. she had befriended a farmers widow, Charlotte who convinced Laura to come out to the farm and lend her a hand. She was very sweet and Laura agreed.  Laura did not much like the chores but she sure did like living in Texas. And the farm, she loved it so much, so open so much life, the energy was amazing and so was Charlottes 2 children who at the time were 1 and 2 respectively.  500 acres of pristine beauty reawakened Laura when she arrived five years ago.

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Peaceful nights and days 

Author's Note

more pages to come