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Submitted to Contest #18
It was raining when Milo Branson left his office building with his shoulders hunched against the miserable day. He gave the sky a sour look and pulled the collar of his dark pea coat up around his chin. It had been one of those days where nothing went right; everything he picked up he seemed to drop or knock over, every task he was given seemed to come with an unforeseen issue, and every person he encountered was unhelpful or cranky. As he walked along the busy sidewalk, Milo twisted and turned so as to not rub against people, and grimaced a...
Submitted to Contest #17
There wasn’t a single, stereotypical thing about this household’s holiday feast other than some of the food. Even the pie had been converted to cheesecake. Olive wiped her hands on her flour-caked apron and blew a sweaty strand of ginger hair out of her face. Painfully aware of how red her face was, she used her wrists to push more hair back and turned to her husband, who was leaning against the doorframe watching her.“Get the turkey carved, please,” she said in a clipped tone.“Sure, since ye asked so kindly,” Alex replied cheerfully.“Don’t....
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