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    The Past Always Catches Up To You
    The Past Always Catches Up To You
    The Past Always Catches Up To You
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    The Past Always Catches Up To You

    By Andre' Mwansa

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    Daniel is found dead hanging from a tree in the woods, Catherine is found dead lying on the railway tracks. Gladys tries to unravel the mystery but ends up missing. Franklin is found dead in his house with a knife protruding from his...well, you know, ...ass.

    Who's behind the killing?

    New upload: 16 July 2018

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndre' Mwansa
    Release dateJul 10, 2018
    ISBN9780463616970
    The Past Always Catches Up To You
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    Andre' Mwansa

    Born, August 28 1997An avid reader. Lives in Lusaka, Zambia. Love cats and writes short stories from time to time. You can contact him at andremwansa7@gmail.comAndre', writes for pleasure. His and yours.

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      The Past Always Catches Up To You - Andre' Mwansa

      THE PAST ALWAYS CATCHES UP TO

      YOU

      By Andre’ Mwansa

      Copyright 2018

      Smashwords Edition

      This eBook is a work of fiction, any resemblance to actual people living, dead or in between is pure coincidence.

      THE PAST ALWAYS CATCHES UP TO

      YOU

      "The future is composed of nows."

      FIVE YEARS AFTER

      Monday night, 8th June 2018

      Guys, have you heard? Daniel, Penelope's boyfriend is bi! It’s all over the school's page on Facebook, says he's been kissing guys around. And Franklin? He’s an official walking STD everybody, a total man-whore, Gladys said as she walked into my room. Lisa and Thoko sat on the bed beside me.

      We have had enough of that nonsense Gladys, Thoko said to her.

      What do you mean nonsense? Gladys countered, Who would have known that Mister Bates, the principal, got his name because he used to Master-Bate a lot? C’mon guys, Daniel is no longer the hottest guy anymore, sucks, but after what he did to me, I think he deserves it. Ha! Karma is a bitch.

      Oh God, Gladys! Can anything ever be not about you? Lisa said.

      What do you mean?

      Everything. Daniel this, Daniel that, Principal Bates jerks off, oh God, who doesn’t? Now your boyfriend, I mean your ex, turns out to be gay, and you don’t feel sorry for him?

      Hey, as far as I know, Gladys said, I voted against gay rights. Daniel and I did. And FYI, he's bi, not gay.

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