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Submitted to Contest #192
4…3…2…6…click. I grabbed the pair of keys from the small lockbox located with an inconspicuous intention on a small floodlight near the front gate. The wrought iron entryway squeaked good morning as it did each day. The surrounding willows, hugging the faded apartment building, gently waved good morning as they whispered in the crisp, salty air of any typical California morning. I let myself in with ease and made my way up the tamped carpet staircase to the second floor, apartment 29. The recurring appointment had led me here twice a we...
Submitted to Contest #113
This is my worst nightmare. It was the first thought that popped into mind when Chase spotted his ex-fiance taking a seat at a small table mere yards away from where he sat. A tall male helped her take off her coat. Still facing away, both ‘the ex’, Rita, and her new whatever-he-was-boy-toy had yet to be revealed in their entirety just yet. It’s funny how winter can hold secrets under coats and hats this way. The removal of her jacket revealed what Chase had hoped not to see: his favorite dress. It was the one s...
Submitted to Contest #110
Whether or not he would ultimately end up being caught was of little to no consequence to Ralph at that moment. At that moment, he was more disappointedly fascinated by the agonizingly decrepit condition of his shoes. The shoes he had worked so hard to buy were covered in tragedy. Deep layers of mud concealed the traces of bloody evidence. The fresh rubber and lace odor had been vanquished within twenty-four hours. The howling of searching sirens and screeching tires chasing shadowy suspects down alleyways felt like a dis...
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