HeyJaredJeremy Baker
Author of Loud Love, a serialized novel about recursion, resonance, and staying alive. Somewhere between memoir and metaphysics. Updates weekly.
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It didn’t take long for the media to pick up on the story. Influencer’s abusive husband kills a man in broad daylight while trying to murder his soon-to-be ex-wife. By the end of the week, it was all over the national news.Meg hated the spotlight, but she did what she could with it. An innocent man was murdered. She knew she did not cause his death, knew that the man responsible was behind bars and had already pleaded not guilty in hopes of a plea deal. To her, it was just responsibility. Someon
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Part 7: DianneThe expression on the girl’s face was priceless, and Dianne had to laugh.“Come on, please don’t make me beg. I haven’t had a cigarette in three days.”The girl’s eyes scanned the park before opening the pink rhinestone case and pulling two cigarettes out. She produced a book of matches and handed it and one cigarette to Dianne. The girl looked impressed that Dianne could even light a match.“So, what’s your name?” Dianne shook the match
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The park was filling up for late summer afternoon fun. Full enough for Jess to blend in and disappear for a while.She walked past the fountain and around the duck pond to the playground on the far side. It was funny. She could tell which of the kids were there with their parents and which ones were there with a parent. Three men, all about the same age, were there with bald heads, tank tops, and sandals. Those were the single dads, there with their kids because the rest of the week they didn’t h
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Paul took the receipt down and tucked it into the facility manager’s plastic inbox. He entered his passdown notes and went back to the lobby where the nurses and orderlies were gathering for shift change.Paul joined them and listened half-heartedly. There wasn’t anything going on at the facility that he didn’t already know about. Someone tapped on his shoulder.He turned around and was greeted by Kaylee’s smile.“Mrs. Gwinnett get her sink fixed?” she whispered. Her eyes were bright behind her gla
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Part 4: LuisLuis rolled the windows down on the van as soon as he got in. That customer stank.It was 11:30. The next scheduled appointment was at Shady Pines Rehabilitation Center, but the service window was from 1:00 to 3:00. He checked the ticket. Thank God, it was a backed-up sink and not another sewage call.He stopped at a park a few blocks away. There was a nice fountain and a large pond just beyond it. He grabbed his lunch and found a shady spot where he could eat in peace and keep an eye
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