Playing Ball
For Friday Fictioneers 100-Word Challenge: 4 October 2019
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| Photo Credit: Dale Rogerson |
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It was a perfect day for playing ball. Dylan came early with his new pair of sneakers but didn’t find anybody in the park. All he saw were seniors doing their morning daily walk.
“What happened to Luke, Jerry, Noah, and Tom?” he thought to himself anxiously looking at his watch. “They should be here by now.”
Dylan decided to sit on the bench and waited for his friends for what seemed like an eternity. He was totally unaware of being slowly approached from behind.
“Boo! Gotcha!” his friends yelled.
“What the hell! I thought you guys stood me up.”
Sweet Surrender
For Friday Fictioneers 100-Word Challenge: 27 September 2019
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| Photo Credit: Na’ama Yehuda |
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Homer was in line for the concert when nature called. Determined not to lose his spot, he tried to hold on for dear life.
As luck would have it, the sky opened up and started to rain. By then, Homer had reached the point of no return. He let go and let go he did feeling the warmth on his legs.
“Omigosh, you’re soaking wet!” the lady beside him commented.
“I don’t mind,” Homer smiled sheepishly. “I love the rain.”
“Look, we’re getting close to the ticket window. After waiting for hours, what a relief.”
“You can say that again.”
Kidnapped
For Friday Fictioneers 100-Word Challenge: 20 September 2019
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| Photo Credit: J. Hardy Carroll |
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It was early morning. Anna woke up to find herself bruised and locked inside a house.
The last thing Anna remembered, she was walking alone in the park when somebody grabbed her from behind and kidnapped her.
Anna knew she must find a way to escape while her abductor was gone. But how? After scouting the place, the window above the kitchen sink seemed to be her only option.
Anna knew time was of the essence. Gingerly, she made her move and started climbing.
Suddenly, Anna heard loud knocks on the door. It was the police coming to rescue her.
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