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A Tale of Two Mothers
- Narrated by: Ward Thomas
- Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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A Tale of Two Mothers
Narrated by:
Ward Thomas
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Publisher's Summary
Vic was already 18 and graduated from high school when this crazy thing with Jose's mother happened. He didn't plan on it happening. It just did. The funny thing was, he thinks the older lady planned it right from the start. The Hispanic lady wanted him and she made no bones about it.
The next day, he found out what a big mouth Jose's mother really had when he went to see if his friend Mark wanted to shoot some hoops. As soon as he was inside the door, Mark's mother moved toward him with a look on her face that said she and the other mother had talked.
©2017 Vic Vitale (P)2017 Vic Vitale
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