The Image of God: The Tales of Mr. Nortreus by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview

Mrs. Medjina and Mr.

Nortreus Left Church, Went

to Restaurant

Later, following the Church service, Mrs. Medjina and Mr. Nortreus decided to dine together at a restaurant.

“How did you find the Church service?”

“Did you like the sermon and the worship?” He asked as they got into the car and drove away.

“It was great! Did you enjoy it?” She responded.

“I felt the same way.”

“Thank you for the ride!” He spoke.

“You're welcome!” She replied.

A few minutes later, he suggested they have lunch at a restaurant.

“Where are we headed now?” He asked.

“To your home?”

“Where else?” She answered.

“What do you think about going to a restaurant for lunch?”

“Do you agree?” He questioned. “But my husband?”

“You know he's expecting me, right?” She replied.

“Come on! Just tell him you went to a restaurant after Church,” he urged.

Ultimately, they went to a restaurant for lunch before she dropped him off at home later.

Mr. Nortreus Finally Finished

Writing His Tales

In the evening, late at night, Mr. Nortreus was observed completing the stories he had been writing.

It appears that he finished the tales on the 5th day.

“At last, on the 5th day, I completed the tales,” he exclaimed.

“I am eager to distribute more copies on Christmas Day!”

“This is going to be fantastic,” he added as he wrapped up his writing.

After a busy day that included attending Church and dining at a restaurant with Mrs. Medjina, it was in the evening that he finally completed the tales.

He felt a great sense of joy upon finishing and revising them.

“I am so pleased!”

“I am truly happy!”

“I can't wait for many people to read the contents of the tales, which I also consider novel.”

“Isn't that wonderful?” He said again, filled with happiness.

Mr. Nortreus Distributed

Book/Novel in the Park on

Christmas Day

Next month, and a few days later, on Christmas Day, Mr. Nortreus was spotted handing out several copies of his tales in the park to numerous children accompanied by their parents.

It was afternoon, and despite the snowfall, the park was bustling with people.

“Merry Christmas, everyone!”

“Merry Christmas!” He exclaimed.

“Enjoy the book! This is your gift!” He informed everyone about the books he was distributing.

“But I have no money!” protested one child who was by himself.

“Oh! Don't worry!”

“You can have one,” he responded to the boy.

“So much fun?”

“This is your gift, alright.”

“Merry Christmas to you!” He said with a smile.

“Yay! Thank you!” The boy exclaimed in delight.

“Read! It's good for you, alright?” He encouraged the boy once more.

A few minutes later, he addressed the crowd, saying, “Have fun, everyone, and be careful!” before departing the park to catch a bus home.