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Author on Reedsy Prompts since Aug, 2019
Being late in August in Texas always ends up as a liquid affair. I should know and today was no exception. The good news — I guess — was that the glare for the sun prevented me from seeing the inside of the restaurant as I took the stairs two at a time. I knew that I was supposed to be there at 7:30 — and more importantly the place closed at 8 — so 7:55 pm on my watch only added to my stress. That last minute demonstration of rapidity was lost on Claire. My sweat-through shirt and semi crumpled tie did not have any effect either. I was mi...
Submitted to Contest #40
As the phone began to ring on the other end, he realized how much he hated his sister and her mother. That made all of this so much worse, but the bile quickly rose and fell between the second and third ring. And, in a moment, it slipped away as Billie came on the line. “Hey!” Her voice was warm, but crusted with sleep. It was 2:30 in the morning after all. She did sound at least a little happy to hear from him. Or maybe she just didn’t recognize the number.“It’s Stephen. In Los Angeles.” “I know, silly. I have you saved in my phone.” He cou...
Submitted to Contest #2
Anne sighed -- well, she sighed as much as a sixty-five year old can sigh while feverishly adjusting every piece of furniture in a large banquet hall. She had never known someone 100 years old before, never mind been related to one. Yet, that was no excuse to be late to your own party.Frederick Warren was the focus of the day although he might not notice. Anne would have to see once he arrived. Even after his retirement from The Daily Herald, FW’s mind had remained sharp for years, thanks to endless Sudoku and little network television....
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