Friday Fictioneers – Just Another Day at Work
He came in at 1:30 a.m. He’d done a 4 to midnight tour; late shift. Sandy always waited up for him. She could never sleep when he was at work. Baking and ironing kept her preoccupied until she’d hear...
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – Strange Relative
Aunt Molly was never included in family gatherings. She’s strange, everyone said. Yet, here I am standing among her clutter and dust. Why did she name me her heir? I barely knew her. Was there a...
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – Jilted Lover
He’ll never do this to another woman again. I fell for the outer trappings. Tall, dark, with piercing green eyes that bulge out like beacons. The penthouse in Manhattan overlooking Central Park. I fell...
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – The Fall
“Mr. Bradley, you may address the jury with your final statements.” “Thank you, Your Honor.” “Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, the evidence has been presented. This wasn’t a premeditated murder. This...
View ArticleMy Nightmare
I couldn’t sleep a wink all night. Shoe shopping is thrilling! … Continue reading →
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – Despair
Sitting on the railing, he pondered the possibilities of flight. He was enveloped in a fog of despair. Just moments before his chest was bursting with joyous ecstasy. The love of his life had accepted...
View ArticleCyber Dating
What should I wear? We planned to meet in town. I wouldn’t have had it any other way. After all, I had no idea if he was the person he’d said he was. Pathetic feelings spring up inside me. Is …...
View ArticleThe Move
They were packing to move overseas again. They’d been in New Mexico for a less than a year. He’d received his military orders the week before. Each move, became more difficult to endure. Why did they...
View ArticleHer Sunflower Smile
Nadia was stunned at how well the sunflowers had grown. As a little child, she watched her grandmother, Oksana, cook traditional Russian meals while recounting tales of her journey to this new land she...
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – Pop Pop’s Antique Car
The parade was on Sunday. Nana was excited. She’d be driving Pop Pop’s antique car. He’d purchased it at an auction. It took him 8 years to restore her. Sadly, he never got to show her off. “Will you...
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – Just a Boy
He was born with a death sentence. The doctors spoke gently as she wept. She was overcome by the diagnosis of hydrocephalus. She carried him for 9 months. He couldn’t have a disability. How could she...
View ArticleRendezvous
The phone rang. “Hello,” she whispered softly. “ Nereida, meet me at our usual spot on the beach.” ~~~~~~ Memories rapidly flooded her mind. She remembered the first time they’d met. He was walking...
View ArticleFriday Fictioneers – Pop Pop’s Antique Car
This is an encore of a previous entry for Friday Fictioneers. Our Purple Goddess has granted permisson to repeat our story since the photo prompt is having another go-round. Enjoy …. The parade was on...
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