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Weekly Contest #43
“Mom?” I was pushed out of my thoughts by Jack’s small voice. He crawled up onto the peeling couch and pushed the picture book into my lap. His eyes looked at me with all the intensity a bored three year old could muster. “You want me to read it to you?” I said. He nodded, “Make sure you say all the sounds,” He directed. I managed a tired smile, “Alright,” He cuddled up next to me, his eyes intent on the pictures. I got halfway through the book before he put his hand on the page to stop me from turning it. I looked down at him as he looke...
Weekly Contest #42
“I love you,” Tucker muttered. He wanted a response. He didn’t expect one, but he wanted one. He wanted it more than anything else. But she was already asleep. He sighed and shifted, turning and looking up at the sky. The old trampoline was falling apart. Held by rusty chains, the net on the outside was folding, wilting away. “I win!” Lilly cried, collapsing on the new trampoline. Tucker giggled, watching her. He was still breathing heavy, they had raced to see who could jump higher. The smell of the new trampoline was really strong, ...
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