Frayed seams haunted Rosie’s best efforts. Nothing worked.
“I am so going to fail,” she shouted.
Her mom came into the kitchen and fingered the mangled material.
“I’m sorry, but I really can’t help you.”
Rosie buried her face in the pile of scraps and loose thread. She wished the entire project would disappear. It would be easier than [...]
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