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Submitted to Contest #340
Everyone thinks I’m just combing. Stroke after stroke. Soft, then taut. But I feel everything when touching the hair. The skin of the head, the thickness of each strand, the line where the hair parts, the difference between dyed and undyed hair, straight or curly, tidy or messy. The smell of shampoo is the first thing that spreads through my teeth—accompanied by the warm steam as soon as the towel is opened. After the shampoo, warmth briefly settles along the strands. At first, warmth stays. Later, it leaves too soon.If the hair is wet and t...
Submitted to Contest #338
Ali entered the home, took off his shoes, and left his keys on the table. After a long night shift, he wanted to rest. He took a shower and had breakfast. It was time to sleep already, but at this time, his friend Samir called him. He heard his friend’s agitated voice:-Good morning, Ali. I need you urgently. You need to cover for me at the library. My girl Jessy had an accident. I am going there.-Ok. I’m coming.Ali took his keys, slipped on his coat, and dashed out the door, locking it behind him. He stepped down quickly and crossed the corn...
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