Kathy O'dare my sister

Ch 3:

Fred tried his best to stay quiet the whole plane ride to Milwaukee. When the plane was in the air for the first ten minutes, tears poured down his face again and started crying the whole flight and wouldn't stop until the plane landed in the Milwaukee airport. The passengers had recognized him as Fred Jones's twin brother au had thought it was the same Jones that had solved mysteries with the Scooby Doo gang.

The passengers on the plane couldn't concentrate on what they were doing at all during the flight because on the scene Fred was making. Every flight attendant on the plane was there,...

Ch 2: The Last Concert

It was the siku after krisimasi and Potsie Webber and his Marafiki couldn't believe how fast krisimasi siku had come and gone. At 1:07 PM Potsie was off until 7:00 PM because he had a tamasha to do. The tamasha would be a good time to use the guitar, gitaa from his friend, Arthur Fonzarelli, had aliyopewa him for krisimasi and he could tell him he started using it.

The week before krisimasi and New Year's was always a bit hectic; this mwaka especially with the last onyesha of the mwaka tonight. Ralph and his co - worker/girlfriend, Madeline, flying in had been a pleasant surprise although...

Ch 4:

Daphne came over after work was over and saw Fred sitting on the kitanda in the living room.

"Hi, Uncle Fred. How was the flight from Washington?" Daphne asked.

"Horrible," he answered.

"Where's Mom?" Daphne asked.

"Upstairs, finishing my room."

"Okay. Thanks," Daphne said.

She went to the guest room.

"Hi, Mom," Daphne said.

"Hi, Daphne, sweetheart," Kylie said.

"Hi, Heather," Daphne alisema to her older sister.

"I just spoke to Uncle Fred and asked him about the flight from Washington. He alisema it was horrible," Daphne said.

"That's not good. We'll hear about it later," Kylie said, almost finished...

Kylie was on the phone with Fred's doctor, getting the latest on Fred's condition.

"Will he make it au die in that coma?" Kylie asked.

"We don't know that answer yet, Ms. Jones," Dr. Johansen told her.

"Did he wake up at all last night when the paramedics took him in?" Kylie asked.

"No."

She saw that the clock in the jikoni now read 9:15 a.m. Meanwhile back in Washington, Fred waited in the living room for the McCareys to finish breakfast so they could take him to the airport so he could catch a flight to Milwaukee. Tears were still running down his cheeks, but harder than they were earlier...