The new life of Steve's family
A Shrinking Condition
chapter 102
by
copier
· original author:
johnh7hump
(sixteen years later.)
“This is Allison O’Hara reporting live from the red carpet. We are going to see if we can ask the superstar, Katy Harriet, a few questions when we spot her.” Allison said as she moved through the crowd. This Allison was the sister of Steve. She had started her own life and became a social media reporter. She had a marriage, a kid, and a divorce in the last ten years. The first six years were finding her footing in life.
“Excuse me, excuse me.” Allison pushed her way through the other reporters to the edge of the line to get a glimpse. She arrived at the perfect time. The car rolled up to the carpet. The door opened and the dazzling superstar came out. This was Allison’s first time seeing this actress in person. When she started walking down the carpet, everyone, including herself, tried to take pictures or call her over for a question. She was ignoring everyone until she got near Allison. She turned to her and walked over to her. Allison couldn’t believe this.
“Excuse me. Have we met before?” The actress asked Allison.
Allison was shocked at this. Why was the actress asking if they had met before? Did she meet this woman in high school or did she serve her one time at a restaurant?
“I don’t know. Did you go to Madisonville high school?” Allison replied.
I have lived in Madisonville for a little bit.” Katy pushed a lock of her brown hair to the side, getting a better look at the woman with her blue eyes. “I guess that is where we met. I would like to have a chat with you after the gala. tomorrow works for you? I will have one of my men contact you.”
Katy walked off from the stunned woman. She was giving her a one on one conversation. It would be a highlight of her career. Katy knew she had seen her before. When she saw her, flashes of man she didn’t know but was familiar with passed across her vision. The vision contained two children as well, a boy and a girl. The girl looked very similar to that reporter but younger, in her teens. The boy was in his teens, older than the girl. The boy then started to shrink before her, until he was a foot, an inch, and then he was gone.
“A tiny man. That is impossible.” Kady, now Katy, scoffed. She didn’t realize that the tiny man gave her that vision. Kady and the little consciousness of Steve walked into the gala.
“This is Allison O’Hara reporting live from the red carpet. We are going to see if we can ask the superstar, Katy Harriet, a few questions when we spot her.” Allison said as she moved through the crowd. This Allison was the sister of Steve. She had started her own life and became a social media reporter. She had a marriage, a kid, and a divorce in the last ten years. The first six years were finding her footing in life.
“Excuse me, excuse me.” Allison pushed her way through the other reporters to the edge of the line to get a glimpse. She arrived at the perfect time. The car rolled up to the carpet. The door opened and the dazzling superstar came out. This was Allison’s first time seeing this actress in person. When she started walking down the carpet, everyone, including herself, tried to take pictures or call her over for a question. She was ignoring everyone until she got near Allison. She turned to her and walked over to her. Allison couldn’t believe this.
“Excuse me. Have we met before?” The actress asked Allison.
Allison was shocked at this. Why was the actress asking if they had met before? Did she meet this woman in high school or did she serve her one time at a restaurant?
“I don’t know. Did you go to Madisonville high school?” Allison replied.
I have lived in Madisonville for a little bit.” Katy pushed a lock of her brown hair to the side, getting a better look at the woman with her blue eyes. “I guess that is where we met. I would like to have a chat with you after the gala. tomorrow works for you? I will have one of my men contact you.”
Katy walked off from the stunned woman. She was giving her a one on one conversation. It would be a highlight of her career. Katy knew she had seen her before. When she saw her, flashes of man she didn’t know but was familiar with passed across her vision. The vision contained two children as well, a boy and a girl. The girl looked very similar to that reporter but younger, in her teens. The boy was in his teens, older than the girl. The boy then started to shrink before her, until he was a foot, an inch, and then he was gone.
“A tiny man. That is impossible.” Kady, now Katy, scoffed. She didn’t realize that the tiny man gave her that vision. Kady and the little consciousness of Steve walked into the gala.
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