A Story with Words: Recent Episodes

Colin Peterson

How many times have you listened to a Podcast and had your mind drift off, only to remember that you were listening to something and you've missed an important part.

Well here's a podcast that fixes that problem. This is a story with words. The words themselves have no meaning, or do they? The story however is a different matter. You can drift off and the return to the podcast comfortable in the fact you haven't missed anything important.

Enjoy.

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Since our last episode: Hamilton, now racked with guilt, places his hand on her back. She doesn’t move but moans with contentment. Can he tell her the truth?

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It was fast. Hamilton couldn't believe just how fast it was. Audrey drove it like a professional. 

Would he be able to keep up?

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The trees hid Hamilton from view. 

Unfortunately whilst Hamilton could be seen, neither could he see. He'd been here for hours. 

When was she going to appear?

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After visiting his Aunt Hamilton had grave concerns about the task at hand. Forward, he always moved forward, he had always looked ahead. But now?

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Since our last episode: It was more than Hamilton could bare. It was  both musical and tragic. If only he'd seen this coming he could have helped her, or could he?

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Since our last episode: Hamilton found the document showing it's location. He followed the directions and found the place. Hamilton wasn't sure he should enter. She might be in there. How would he know if he didn't go in?

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Since our last episode: He'd had enough of the negativity. Could Hamilton stop the inevitable tantrum or should he let it happen?

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Since our last episode: Hamilton returns to find Sarah still looking for the diamond. 

He knows where it is. Why can't he bring himself to tell her?

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Confusion reigns in the household as Hamilton tries desperately to make the Phantom sisters realise their inadequacies.