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Weekly Contest #288
Marc groaned when his car tire suddenly went flat in the pouring rain. He slapped his steering wheel from frustration. Pulling off the highway, his little blue car struggled to steer through the gravel. After such a busy day at work, this was the last thing he needed. All he wanted was to rest after working fourteen hours, but the universe didn’t want that. The window thumped as he pressed his head against it, staring out at the rain in misery. From inside, he wasn’t getting a signal. He debated getting out of the car as he stared at the hea...
Weekly Contest #285
Warning: Mentions of death. I remember when the news of your disappearance broke out in our small town. I stare at the old missing flyer behind the cashier as she rings up groceries. Ava Langley. Disappearances in our town were like winning the lottery. No one ever thought it would happen in our small community. Surprisingly, considering mostly everyone in town was always over everyone’s business like an overbearing aunt. Statistically it was impossible for it to happen with so many eyes out there. But it did. For weeks the entire town sear...
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