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Weekly Contest #39
He leaned over her shoulder and pointed. “Allí esta la Cruz del Sur.” She looked up into the Chilean sky and didn’t see anything. She tried to feign recognition but he could tell she was faking it. “¿No la ves, verdad?” Paloma shook her head. He was right that she couldn’t see the constellation. She didn’t like how closely he was leaning over her shoulder. His cheek was brushing against her hair and it was making her uncomfortable. I think he thought he was being cute. Just because she spent all night dancing at a tango bar didn’t mean ...
Weekly Contest #38
Both homes had the same boxy juniper hedges. Both yards were immaculate and the owners followed the rules of Wisconsin home ownership. Mulch in the spring. Mow weekly in the summer. The homes sat directly across from one another. The grey house flew a gay pride flag. The brown house had a Trump 2020 flag hanging in the window. The owners always waved at one another when coming home from work, but that was mainly because all good Midwesterners wave at their neighbors. There is no background checking for waving in Wisconsin. Trey had been marr...
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