London, 2014
The night was unforgettable.
She sighed as she sat quietly in the car listening to the guys laugh and talk. Carl finally convinced Jonathan to show them around so they rode out to the countryside. It was absolutely beautiful and breathtaking.
They pulled up to the clearing near a wooded area. Slowly stepping out of the car they stretched out their legs and looked around. There wasn't a place for miles around. They sat on the grass and stretched out enjoying the beautiful night sky.
"Hey, any of you have a light? I left my cell at the hotel," Carl asked.
"I do why?" Tara asked.
"Nature calls my friend," he laughed.
Quickly she pulled her small backpack off and dug inside for her cellphone then handed it to him.
"Don't worry about the battery power I keep two rechargeables with me always," she pointed out.
Laughing he shook his head.
"Why?"
Before she could answer Mimi stepped in.
"Leave it to Tara to always be prepared," she leaned in and plucked the phone then turned on the flashlight app and began walking with the rest of them to the wooded area.
Following in his example they all stood and looked for different spots to relieve themselves.
Laughing to herself, she agreed, she was always prepared. She made sure she always kept two fully charged cellphone batteries for her cellphone and portable charger for her Ippod mini. She would die without it. A pack of Icebreaker gum stuffed with a $50 bill for fresh breath always and a safety net of cash, just in case. Strawberry chapstick to keep the lips soft. Tampons a must-have for an emergency and a small bottle of her favorite perfume, Jlo's Miami Glo to smell awesome always.
Her bare necessities as she calls it.
She smiled.
"You guys, there is this huge abandoned building close by," Carl shouted in the distance.
Catching their attention, Tara stood and walked with the others towards Carl.
The awes and wows came from their mouths as the large structure came into view and loomed over them.
It was an old cathedral-like building.
Slowly they walked closer and looked at the branches and roots covered the entrance.
"Hey, I found a way in," he yelled.
Slowly they all followed him to the side where a hole was in the structure's wall.
She plucked her phone out of Mimi's hand and turned up the brightness of the flashlight.
"I found candles," Andrew yelled from inside as he pulled a lighter out of his pocket and lit them up.
Slowly they burned one by one as he placed seven of them on what seemed to be like an Altar.
"Wow!" they said in awe of the beautiful structure that began to fill with a warm glow from the candles.
It was a very large Chapel.
Turning they all looked around at the high ceiling. Off to the side, there was a balcony that Mimi leaned over and waved to them.
"Hey you guys there is some neat stuff up here," she shouted from up above.
Tara turned and smiled.
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Misplaced Angel
Historical FictionA fierce Knight... Known for his victorious battles on the field by day and his prowess by night, Lord Duncan of Chaswick, fierce Knight and Warrior, had no idea how much his life would change. Standing before him in his chapel, the most alluring...