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Weekly Contest #311
It was all a mistake. I regret ever going. Mel Street is playing in the background while I attempt to rid myself of a cough. It is the product of a rather long pull from a weed pen. I am trying to drown the tickle in my throat with a glass of water. It takes a moment, but thankfully, the pest is soon dead. Mel is now silenced. I begin to sift through Tik Toks. My phone’s screen takes on a rather chatoyant glow as I feel my frontal lobe begin to droop onto my eyeballs. I am in town for a couple weeks on vacation. A friend has been kind eno...
Weekly Contest #309
I was flat on my back when she walked out on me. She stepped over me there on the living room floor with an empty gallon of vodka in my arm. She took our children with her, Luke and Sandra. She took it all and only left me with a drinking problem. We met when we were young. I was twenty, and she was eighteen. She was sweet, full of life, and the most gorgeous woman that ever existed. We would go out to the country in those early days and spend hours in the bed of my pick-up. We would just talk and look up at the stars. I would usually bring ...
Weekly Contest #308
She looked up from the letter at the lawyer and said, “I don’t know who this is. Why would he tell me this?” “I honestly do not know, Ms. Adams. He left instructions to give you the note and the keys to the farm after the reading of the will.” “Thank you for everything. I need to get going. It is going to be a long drive from Atlanta to the farm.” The drive was peaceful. There was nothing but long two lane country roads with lots of pretty scenery. Ms. Adams had not been to the farm in a few years. She was excited to see home again, but s...
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