Rachel’s heart did a sank in the lobby of the Springhill Suites. Her
ADJECTIVE engagement ring, adorned a ADJECTIVE diamond, was gone! Vanished! In Orlando, of all places, during a ADJECTIVE business trip. She’d arrived that afternoon, a blur of ADJECTIVE airports and ADJECTIVE taxis. “It has to be here,” she VERB (PAST TENSE), dumping her ADJECTIVE suitcase onto the NOUN. A ADJECTIVE knock announced her coworkers, Jana and Todd. They’d seen her ADJECTIVE face in the hallway and came to VERB. “Everything okay?” Todd asked, looking ADJECTIVE. “My Ring!” Rachel cried, waving her hands. “I lost it!” My fiancé Karl is going to be so EMOTIONTodd and Jana jumped into action. They ADVERB searched the ADJECTIVE room, under the NOUN, behind the PLURAL NOUN, even in the ADJECTIVE NOUN. Their ADJECTIVE search took them across Orlando. Jana checked ADJECTIVE lost and founds, peered into ADJECTIVE fountains, and Todd even asked a ADJECTIVE Mickey Mouse if they’d seen a ADJECTIVE ring. As the sun set, their NOUN faded. Rachel felt ADJECTIVE. Back at the ADJECTIVE hotel, her NOUN rang. It was Karl. “Hey, TERM OF ENDEARMENT,” he said. “Your ring’s on the ADJECTIVE bathroom NOUN. You must have left it before you left for the trip.” ADJECTIVE silence. Then, ADJECTIVE laughter. Todd and Jana VERB (PAST TENSE) with relief. 