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Weekly Contest #51
Mildred Pearson noticed the car the instant it turned onto her residential cal-de-sac. She watched the big black sedan with a vague sense of trepidation, as it slowed in front of her house at 1227 Elmhurst. When she’d first spotted the car she had been standing behind the curtains of her living room side window. That was where she’d liked to watch the local comings and goings along Elmhurst and that was how she knew the car didn’t belong to anyone on the block. It looked out of place. She couldn’t pinpoint the source of her unease at first...
Weekly Contest #50
October 13, 2008 A sudden flash on the screen alerted the air traffic controller at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., that she was going to have to jockey her incomings to accommodate eight corporates: seven via JFK in New York and one by way of CLT in Charlotte. There was also a third party coming in on a commercial airliner from San Francisco, California. Of the 177 souls on board that flight, only the arrival of one seemed to garner any interest: Passenger 4B was to be escorted from his business class seat directly to a priva...
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