Damned If I Do

We both stood there exhausted, looking at each other like they do in old western films. “I just need to talk to you Archer, please don’t throw more stuff at me. I would never hurt you or your family.” He glared at me while lifting his arm back up. I glanced to his sides to see what else he had to throw but didn’t see anything. Then it sunk in that the only other thing around us both was my car.

It was levitating above me as I looked at Archer who was glaring at me again. “Speak then, but when you are finished know that I will destroy your car and you under it.” I could feel my eyes stinging as tears began to form. I wasn’t ready to die but I was stuck at this point.

Aimee Ungersma is a single mother of two sons, Ian and Elliott. She works two jobs and writes in her spare time. Aimee’s creative writing began in high school when she received extra credit on essays for entwining fictional stories with her history homework. Then many years later, she began to write her first book Damned If I Do, because she was at work telling tall stories and a co-worker told her that if she made that into a book, he would read it. So she wrote it! In her free time, she enjoys writing, playing outside with her sons, working out, trying to cook, and being around any kind of water. Aimee is looking forward to writing the next three books of the Damned Series for the readers.