Lizzy Loomis

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Jun, 2021

Stories (3)

3 Stories

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“Pa$$WorD Support from Beyond” by Lizzy Loomis

Submitted to Contest #101

Violet pounded on the keys of her ancient desktop computer. She had the same password for the ten years she had her account. Violet changed a few things, added numbers, and capitalized odd letters, but it was the same. She slammed her pinky down on the enter key. The text box that popped up made her gasp. Your account is locked. Please enter the security key information. Jake had left a month ago. He understood how to fix these things. She fumbled with the desk drawer pushing papers and bins out of the way. The contents shifted, still n...

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“Plan B Margaritas” by Lizzy Loomis

Submitted to Contest #100

Chef Tiffany rubbed the last of her hand-picked fillet mignon steaks with her unique blend of taco seasonings. Letting the meat rest, she opened the cramped Airstream fridge. The door creaked open, blasting her with cold air. The ancient cooling coil hummed, vibrating the products inside. Her head sunk as she picked up the bunch of cilantro, the fridge air wilted the leaves, and the stalks flopped lifelessly over in her hands. Her head shook, as her own words repeated in her head, "I love camping. Being outside with nature is wonderful, and ...

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“Travelin' with Pops” by Lizzy Loomis

Submitted to Contest #97

Carter hustled down the Battery Trail. Snapping twigs disturbed the silent night, sending critters racing out of his way. He set his flashlight down. It lit the vines and brambles that covered the entrance to his special place. He tapped the urn in his bag, "don't worry, Pops. I brought the right tool for the job." He pulled out his garden shears from his pack. With four snips, he had cleared the doorway to the bunker. He grabbed his flashlight, shining it in the corners of the room. "All clear, Pops. Now for the fun part." Carter set his ...

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Author bio

I'm a writer on a journey to publish as many stories as possible. My hope is you enjoy my work, and it touches you in some way.