“No fair. You know this place like the back of your hand,” he complained.
“That’s true only if I’ve seen my hands thirteen times in my life, to be exact,” she retorted.
“You say you’ve planted a tree every time you climbed up here?”
“And today it’s your turn.”
Continue reading That Escalated QuicklyPart 2
As I walk I notice a horse trotting on the farm. The farm boy was running away, jumping over a fence. I squinted and I saw an unconscious figure on the ground. It struck me that this was the local postman and his horse. With roads like the ones in our village, it made sense to use a horse to deliver the post. Help was on its way as the farm boy ran in the direction of the local hospital.
Continue reading Taken For A Ride (Part 2/3)Today’s Prompt: You stumble upon a random letter on the path.
Today’s twist: Approach this post in as few words as possible.
A disclaimer: This is a purely fictional post. Partly inspired from Hamlet, though. Any other similarity with characters living, dead or created would simply be co-incidental.
Point Included Later: And this is the first part of the series. The links to the next parts can be found below.
Thoughts of suicide have been haunting me for quite some time. Actually, I’ve been bringing those thoughts inside my head. Ever since I was framed for fraudulent practice in my institution. I have always been a high flier. But jealousy probably made her accuse me and get me debarred from the university.
Continue reading Day Five: Welcoming Death As An Old Friend