Mark E Shellshear.

  Chapter 5. Friday. Sam had been very busy all week creating new work and every night at seven Chloe would ring and they would chat for half an hour, Chloe said it was her break time as she usually worked until ten. It was around seven and Sam was looking forward to speaking to her friend Chloe. There was a knock on the door, she wondered who it could be, she opened the door and it was Chloe standing there smiling at Sam, she rushed in and gave Sam a big hug and said. “I managed to get away from Seoul early so we came straight to you, get you bag we are going out for dinner.” “ Yes, ok, I suppose so, where are we going?” “ To my suite in the hotel, Jenny told them we would be early, it seems I am the only one who books that suite, let’s go” Sam grabbed her bag and felt under dressed in her denim shorts and t-shirt, still it didn’t seem to worry Chloe, she was surprised to see only Jenny in the van and said. “The other girls didn’t come this time?” “ We left them in Seou...

  Forever series.  Book 1, by  Asya Kaya. Chapter 4. The van came down the winding road to Sam’s home just after eleven and Sam was dressed in long blue shorts, a yellow blouse and a black baseball cap that had the Australian flag in black on the front of it, she walked out to the van and steeped inside and Chloe greeted her and said. “I love your cap Sammy.” “ I bought it before I left Sydney, this is my first time to wear it.” “ I love it, can I have it please, let’s swap, Jenny get out one of the new Zoir caps out of the bag and give it to Sammy.” Jenny reached into the bag and pulled out a Zoir cap and handed it to Sam and Sam gave Chloe her cap, Chloe took off her Zoir cap and put on Sam’s cap and smiled at Sam and said. “Sammy, I will wear your cap everywhere I go, I love it.” Sam smiled and thought to herself that’s funny and said. “I am glad you like it.” It didn’t take them long to get to the picnic spot and the girls began to set out the picnic on a small...

  Forever series.  Book 1by  Asya Kaya. Chapter 3 Chapter 3. Two months later. Sam was settled into her new home and studio, Nelly’s husband had delivered all the art supplies Sam had ordered online and she was surprised at how reasonable the prices were. She had worked hard over the past two months and had completed a number of large works. Sam liked to work on bigger pieces, though she had decided not to go any larger than two meters by two meters and to do smaller pieces, it would be a challenge to go smaller, but Sam was up for it. A habit Sam had developed here, was to walk to the lake about fifteen minutes away and sketch, she loved the peace in the early morning she felt at the lake, it helped her to create, she would use pencils, watercolours and oil pastels to create wonderful dreamy patterns, making marks and shapes, she always got lost in the flow. Sam was sitting on the warm ground, doing her patterns and mark making and she didn’t notice that someone...

 Forever series.  Book 1, by  Asya Kaya. Chapter 2. Chapter 2. Thursday. They picked up Suelin at nine and started their journey out into the country side, Seoul was like all big cities lots of traffic and very busy, people rushing everywhere, finally they reached the city limits and the traffic started to thin out. Sam could see mountains and hills in the distance, it really was a lovely drive and Sam felt very excited to see this area that Suelin had described. Suelin said. “Once we get over those hills in front of us we will go into the valley I told you about.” As they drove over the hills the valley spread out before them and you could see the farms and the sparkling lake, it was beautiful with the stunning mountains in the distance. Sam smiled and said. “It is all you said it would be, it is beautiful.” They entered the village and started looking for some real estate offices, they found one and Suelin went to talk to them, she came out and said. “They have no...

  Forever series book one. Title. “Your my last," by Asya Kaya. {Kayamanang.} Chapter 1. Crunch time. After three years it had come to this, Sam sitting alone in this cold divorce court, listening to her husbands lawyers argue that she deserved nothing, as she had contributed nothing to the marriage and the judge was certainly sympathetic to the husbands arguments. The judge listened to what the husbands lawyers said and never at anytime addressed Sam until the end and he asked if she wanted to comment, she said that she had nothing to say, so the judge ruled that Sam should get $50,000 and the husband would get everything else and that was that, the marriage was over. Sam felt angry and sad as she left the court room, her ex-husbands father walked over to her and said. “Sam, I will need your bank details and I will transfer you the money.” Sam stopped and rea...