“Her Hands Released Glowing Energy Which Obliterated The Invading Aliens…”
Prompt:
TEN WORD PHOTO PROMPT: RELEASE
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Flash Fiction: Valentine Cupcakes
I looked up at the guard banging his baton on the gate of my jail cell.
The glee in his eyes betrayed his thoughts. He had come to scoff at his favorite toy.
“Look what came for you.”
He showed me a pretty box and opened it to reveal cupcakes. I walked towards the door.
“Your girlfriend has sent you a Valentine’s Day gift.”
I looked longingly at the cupcake. Before I could speak, the guard had stuffed his mouth with a cupcake.
Within seconds the pig was out cold.
Phase one of escape plan: Complete…
Thanks to her!
Word Count: 99
Prompt:
Six Word Story: Missing
Flash Fiction: Climb
I knew it was not going to be easy.
The top floor, and a window of only fifteen minutes to get through the open window. Time to see if all my practice at the rock climbing wall bore any fruit.
Okay, slow and steady does it. I won’t look down and only focus on the goal – the window. That’s easier said than done. Here come the shivers. Ignore them, ignore them.
Right, made it to the window. It is open, as I was promised.
I hope she likes her valentine’s gift and can keep it away from her disapproving father…
Word Count: 100
Prompt:
Senryu: Mind Control
Smartphones May Control
Humans In The Near Future.
We Do As They Say…
Prompt:
RonovanWrites #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #240 Do&Say
Three Line Tale: Fence
These fences trap me inside, away from my home and with fleeting contact with my family.
This maximum security prison cuts out all contact with the outside world inorder to ensure safety.
Then again, I am glad that I am trapped here among these animals, helping to keep scum like them inside, away from the world…
Word Count: 57
Prompt:
Flash Fiction: Paper Boat
My little nephew Sage, was a bundle of fun.
Like most little kids, he was always on the lookout for new ways to have fun. A couple of days ago, I made him a paper boat, and his eyes widened as if it was the most wondrous thing he had seen. Today, he asked me for another paper boat. I promptly complied. He thanked me with a kiss on my cheek and rushed out with his friends. I could hear them going into the backyard screaming Red Sea at the top of their voices. My interest piqued, I got up and jogged behind the kids, asking them what they meant by Red Sea. They led me towards a small red puddle, on which my paper boat was floating. I realized instantly that it was a puddle of blood.
The smiles on the kids faces told me they knew that too…
Word Count: 150
Prompts:
Sunday Photo Fiction – February 10, 2019
Ten Word Story: Teamwork
“Staunchest Of Rivals, But Only Teamwork Could Save Their Lives…”
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Flash Fiction: The Acheri
Find the prequels here:
Part 1- Twittering Tale: Campfire
Part 2- Flash Fiction: Boots
Part 3- Flash Fiction: Stay Out
Part 4- Flash Fiction: Into The Woods
Part 5- Flash Fiction: Into The Woods 2
Part 6- Flash Fiction: The Woods
Part 7- Flash Fiction: The Woods 2
Part 8- Flash Fiction: Camp In The Woods
Part 9- Flash Fiction: Hunt In The Woods
Now the story continues…
The two boys stared wide eyed at the holstered silver gun.
It was huge. Even though they had no experience with guns other than video games, this weapon looked like no ordinary person could wield it. Not that Perseus looked like an ordinary person, either. Gary turned towards Billy.
“What is an Acheri?”
“Well, its a monster that preys on those who show fear. That’s why it tries to strike terror into its victims’ hearts, before attacking and capturing them.”
Perseus suddenly got up.
“The fog is thickening. A sure sign that the Acheri is there. Time to hunt.”
(To be continued)
Word Count: 99
Prompt:
Flash Fiction: Starry Date
They loved coming to the field on their dates.
It was their quiet place, away from their problems. She would forget all her work pressure and melt in his embrace. He would forget about his daily woes and truly smile in her presence. They would lie down on the grass and gaze endlessly at the starry skies. They would talk about everything under the sun, laugh at each other’s jokes and sometimes, they would simply stare into each other’s eyes. This, was not one such night. This night, they had company.
Company that flew in from space, and abducted them…
Word Count: 100
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