Well that was the end. Really it was. I'm serious. After this there
won't be any more updates for "When You're Not Wanted." No lie. This is
officially the end soooooooooooo I'm gonna put up an epilog. Which is this.
Then after that it's the end. So on with the epilog
First we'll start with Speed and Trixie. They end up having two children, Rex and Victory Lane. Speed continued racing for quite some time with Trixie as is navigator. Rex eventually started racing just like his father and Victory followed in her mother's footsteps and became her older brother's navigator for many years. Both she and Rex eventually married and after her wedding she broke away from racing. She had gotten her medical degree but never used it until after her marriage when she and her husband opened their own doctor's office. Rex continued racing until his early forties when he was in a wreck and could no longer race.
Now for Sparky and Ty. They continued dating for about two years then Ty got a job offer in New York on Broadway. She considered declining the offer but Sparky insisted that she go. They maintained a long-distance relationship for about half a year and then Ty met someone new. Although it was not a mutual agreement they broke up. The awkwardness of their situation was Ty's usual excuse for not coming home. She started becoming estranged from her family and this is where this epilog leaves off. I might let the rest be up to your imaginations. But more than likely I'll create a sequel entitled "When You Feel You Can't Go Home Again." So until next time.
God loves you, Fly-away-forever
First we'll start with Speed and Trixie. They end up having two children, Rex and Victory Lane. Speed continued racing for quite some time with Trixie as is navigator. Rex eventually started racing just like his father and Victory followed in her mother's footsteps and became her older brother's navigator for many years. Both she and Rex eventually married and after her wedding she broke away from racing. She had gotten her medical degree but never used it until after her marriage when she and her husband opened their own doctor's office. Rex continued racing until his early forties when he was in a wreck and could no longer race.
Now for Sparky and Ty. They continued dating for about two years then Ty got a job offer in New York on Broadway. She considered declining the offer but Sparky insisted that she go. They maintained a long-distance relationship for about half a year and then Ty met someone new. Although it was not a mutual agreement they broke up. The awkwardness of their situation was Ty's usual excuse for not coming home. She started becoming estranged from her family and this is where this epilog leaves off. I might let the rest be up to your imaginations. But more than likely I'll create a sequel entitled "When You Feel You Can't Go Home Again." So until next time.
God loves you, Fly-away-forever