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    Camp Cauldron (A Short Story): Investigating the Hottie
    Camp Cauldron (A Short Story): Investigating the Hottie
    Camp Cauldron (A Short Story): Investigating the Hottie
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    Camp Cauldron (A Short Story): Investigating the Hottie

    By Juli Alexander

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    This is a SHORT STORY of approximately 10,000 words or 35 pages. This story involves different characters but is set in the world of Stirring Up Trouble and Trouble's Brewing.


    Forced to spend Spring Break as a counselor at a camp for troublesome young witches instead of drooling over hotties at the beach, Emma relinquishes her hopes for romance. Could the perfect guy be waiting in the midst of poison ivy, s'mores, elephant trunks, and kangaroo feet?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJuli Alexander
    Release dateDec 8, 2013
    ISBN9781502288349
    Camp Cauldron (A Short Story): Investigating the Hottie

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      Camp Cauldron (A Short Story) - Juli Alexander

      Table of Contents

      Camp Cauldron (A Short Story)

      Chapter One

      Chapter Two

      Chapter Three

      Chapter Four

      Copyright © 2013 Juli Alexander

      All the characters in this book are fictitious, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, scanned or distributed in any printed or electronic form without permission. Please do not participate in encouraging piracy of copyrighted materials in violation with the author’s rights. Purchase only authorized editions.

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      Camp Cauldron (A Short Story)

      By Juli Alexander

      Chapter One

      My phone vibrated and I hit Ignore for the fifth time. I wasn't ready to talk to Sophie after the stunt she'd pulled. Turning back to the television, I tried to convince myself I was watching the show. If I'd known she'd be so stupid, I would have taken out that dusty cauldron and unused potion book and learned how to brew a common sense potion.

      Mom had been on the land line for twenty minutes. Finally, I heard her hang up, and she stepped into the family room to check on me.

      Emma, I talked to Sarah.

      Mm, I said.

      Mom had already kicked off her heels and was walking around in her top, skirt, and pantyhose. She told me you're ignoring Sophie's calls.

      Yep. I picked up the remote and muted the television.

      Mom sat down at the other end of the overstuffed couch and sighed as she sank into the cushions. I hate it when you girls fight. It takes so much of my energy.

      My mother and Sophie's mother were good friends, which was great most of the time, but not so great when we fought. She told you why, didn't she? I maybe whined as I said it.

      Mom's brown hair, frizzy from her long day at work, bobbed as she nodded. I'm sorry, honey. I know you were looking forward to that Spring Break trip.

      What kind of idiot gets caught sneaking out of the house three weeks before Spring Break!

      My mother narrowed her eyes. I'm going to ignore your emphasis on 'getting caught' for now.

      Sophie and I were finally old enough to have a modicum of freedom when her mother took us to the beach for the week. I had been looking forward to this for months! My first Spring Break trip in high school. Mom, this stinks! I'm already packed!

      With a frown, Mom said, I noticed, and I'm pretty sure you would have needed some of that underwear before your trip.

      Mother!

      I am sorry, Emma. I wish we could take you somewhere, but your father and I both have to work.

      I need a new best friend. Sophie and I had grown up together. Our families were magic, and there weren't a whole lot of witches in Athens, Georgia. At least, not real witches. A whole lot of crystals and flowing skirts though.

      "She let

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