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When James turned his car onto the street where he lived, he saw an ambulance in his driveway. Once inside his home, he was shocked to find paramedics performing CPR on his wife, Sheila. His heart was in his mouth as he prayed in the ambulance as it sped toward the hospital. In the emergency…
Shanice and Tamara had been friends since college. After graduation, the two decided to share an apartment as roommates. Shanice wanted to live in the renovated town houses where an old housing project had once stood. Many people who had lived their entire lives in the housing project had been forced to move as the…
Michael was a successful businessman who worked for a large corporation. He lived in a huge mansion with a four-car garage in a gated community. He had attended several prestigious universities, attaining the necessary degrees to promote him to a high position at his company. He had risen to an upper-level management position quickly and…
Tony had lived in his neighborhood for ten years. He tried to take an active role in helping the neighborhood be a safe and welcoming place. One afternoon while resting on his front porch, Tony’s neighbor Kodjo stopped by to chat. Kodjo was planning to rent a local storefront to sell furniture and antiques. However,…
Lauren and Bill were standing at the altar. Seated in the pews behind them were their grown children and grandchildren. Although they had been married for years, they had decided to renew their marriage vows. As he stood at the altar and looked at his bride, Bill also remembered how the first twenty years of…
Shirley cried softly as she packed the last of the kitchen items. Four months ago Fred, her husband of three years, had told her that he had fallen in love with one of his co-workers, and that he wanted a divorce. After Fred moved out, Shirley had struggled emotionally and financially. Now, she could not…