They had promised to stay together until death. But he never made it to his wedding dinner.
He fulfilled his promise, sooner than they had expected.
Another one for the Flash Fiction series.
They had promised to stay together until death. But he never made it to his wedding dinner.
He fulfilled his promise, sooner than they had expected.
Another one for the Flash Fiction series.
Her gaze followed the warm red liquid, silently creeping towards her new leather boots. She stared, impassive. As the liquid stained her boots, she took one look at her Kevin – lifeless, his face on the floor.
Dropping the weapon on the mantelpiece, she turned, and walked away.
No regrets.
Another one for the Flash Fiction series.
It was time.
He knew what to do. He’d accept whatever came out of it. He stepped forward, then stopped. It had seemed easier in his mind.
He needed to act fast, before he could change his mind. Breathing deep, eyes tightly closed, he dove.
The crowd cheered their olympian.
The story above is for my Flash Fiction series . The second in what I hope to be a long running series.
It’s thanks to Mia, who’s nominated me for the “One Lovely Blog Award.” And I can’t say how surprised I was when I saw that. It lifted my mood.
Things have been going downhill for a while and nothing seemed right. And when you’re sulking around, it’s a pleasure to have something like this happen to you. But I assume news like this, is great to anyone, anytime.
So, without further ranting, the rules of this award:
– Thank the person who nominated you for the award — Check
– Display the One Lovely Blog Award on your blog — Check
– Share 7 things about yourself — Uh oh, this is not my area.
– Nominate 15 bloggers you admire and let them know by commenting on their blog — 15, huh? What do you say we bend the rules? They’re more like guidelines anyway. (Yup. Pirate.)
About me:
*Bonus: I’m not a fan of hearts, and so I’ve used a non-heart image of the One Lovely Blog Award.
My nominees: