This
book has 18 of short stories that reflect how people’s lives may be affected by
a twist of fate and vicissitudes.
The Monkey God
Yes sir, the boy seemed to be having the
time of his life. He forgot that he had been kidnapped for a reason, and
figured out that camping in the wilderness would be more interesting than
staying in his elegant brick and marbled house in town.
The Phoenix
Su Mei’s mother used to tell her, “The
phoenix in Chinese mythology represents the union of yin and yang and how seemingly
contrary forces are interconnected and interdependent in the natural world.”
The
Gardener
You know the popular saying, to win a man’s heart is by feeding his stomach; I heard this somewhere.
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