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Weekly Contest #378
BLOOD Hannah moved into her new flat on the Friday. By the time the weekend was over, she was ready to move out again and never set foot in the place as long as she lived. It was a pretty little flat. Neat, compact. It had everything she needed. Kitchenette; she rarely cooked at home, a microwave meal or a takeaway her mainstay. She had very little unpacking to do. Just a suitcase and a few boxes. She’d decided to leave all the boxes in the cupboard in the hall until she felt more like unpacking them. She emptied her suitcase onto the bed ...
Weekly Contest #377
I’m fed up. I can’t scare anyone. My latest victim, little Mary, on Oxford Street, just laughs at me. Then her mother comes into her bedroom and asks her what she’s laughing at and why she isn’t asleep. I don’t want her to get into trouble, and I don’t generally try to frighten children, but I’m at my wits’ end. The ghost hierarchy has told me that if I don’t get my act together, I’m out. I won’t be able to do any more ghosting. I’ll be assigned to ghost hunts or dungeons or something like that. When Mary’s mum came into the bedroom the othe...
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