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Let’s go for a walk, just you and I. I have something to show you, something I need you to understand. Don’t worry, we’re alone. I would take your hand, but I think we both know that would be a bad idea. Do you see the woods up there, just ahead? That’s where we’re going. Come. I can’t quite make sense of it. It’s strange, isn’t it? How the trees on this side have rotten? How there are dead leaves all over the ground and the sky is endlessly dark? If you’re quiet, you might learn why. Shh, do you hear that? // I hope I keep her up at night. ...
Submitted to Contest #124
“Twenty-nine… thirty. Ready or not, here I come!” Millie shouted, hopefully loud enough for her sister, Kitty, to hear. Millie stood up from her counting spot — just behind their father’s rusting wheelbarrow — and began to search for her little sister. Their family’s farm was over twelve acres, so she had a lot of ground to cover. “I found you!” Millie exclaimed. Kitty groaned as she climbed out of the truck bed. “You ought to find a better hiding spot than the one I always find you in.” Kitty jumped out of the bed and hit ...
Submitted to Contest #117
Case File: Intermediate Soul No. 7593 Novice Assessor Report Completed By: Francine The job of an Assessor at Existence INC, as we all know, is to ensure an intermediate soul is ready to leave their old life behind and begin their new assignment on Earth. I knew Theodore Gibbs was not ready to leave his old life behind the second his soul walked into my office. I first learned of Theodore Gibbs in the monthly Revitalization Department meeting just a few days prior to formally meeting him. The agenda was not out of the ordinar...
Shortlisted for Contest #109 ⭐️
“You should have just let her jump the gate,” my coworker, Angie, said. “That’s against the rules,” I sighed. That’s how all my fellow train station managers feel. If a customer’s solution is too complicated, my coworkers let them go through the emergency exit gate. She shrugged in response. I heard a tap on the glass and turned to find a confused-looking customer, card in hand. I hate when they tap on the glass as if I’m a fish in an aquarium. After I assisted them, I wrote “DO NOT TAP ON THE GLASS PLEASE” on a sticky note...
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