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Weekly Contest #372
FzztCLICK!There it went again and now Gabe was wide awake. He turned his back to the window, throwing his comforter over his head, pretending he didn’t want to see what had triggered the security light outside. It was always going off. Probably nothing. An animal or something.Nothing to see. Nothing out there.FzztCLICK!Darkness again. Black out. Thankful. Cool, safe darkness. Like a cloak concealing him from view. Gabe edged out of the cover and peeked at the window. The moon barely troubled the drawn curtains. He made sure he was still brea...
Weekly Contest #371
NOTE: This story contains references to familial loss. The need to drive hard and direct took over Tom. The highway opened up straight into the night without a vehicle to trouble his front or rear view. Just the sky a luminous green-black overhead, lit by the stars that glowed with the intent of falling to earth. One star appeared to have done that, up ahead, on that straight stretch of open road. No, wait. It was the murmur of the rest stop lights, reminding him that the other luminous display, that of his dashboard, was flashing a warning ...
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