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Weekly Contest #315
Trigger Warnings: Missing Children, Possible Suicide, Mental Health The flyer says Tyler's shirt is green, that he went missing just two days ago in Heath's neighborhood. According to the address on the notice it appears to have been near the apartment complex that should have been labeled unsafe and inhabitable years ago. He knows there will always be those that are willing to pay the lesser rent as long as it is available. He looks at the number on the poster, debating, should he call? Does he want to get involved? Should he join a se...
Weekly Contest #314
After finishing ringing up the last customer of the day Samantha, Sam, stepped back from the register and reached down and touched her toes. Her long torso and legs came in handy for books on the top shelves, but became a bit too stiff by the end of the day. She went to the door and locked it and turned the yellowing sign that named the store as 'Inked and Ready,' from 'open' to 'closed.' It's one of the the parts of the day she looked forward to the most. It wasn't that she didn't enjoy reading, she did and often. Sam's personality had a co...
Weekly Contest #313
Jennings looks at the boy and guesses his age to be about 16, possibly 17, it was harder and harder these days to get a somewhat accurate idea of the ages of the people he sees. Last week he had seen a woman that at first glance had believed to be in her forties. However after delivering the message, an outspoken woman in his church, Mrs. Howard, had come up introducing her niece, visiting for a couple of weeks from Oklahoma. Her name had been Joan or Jean, or some such name, it wasn't the name that had stuck with him it was the fact that sh...
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