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Weekly Contest #40
"Hi." I looked up to see someone standing right above me. I say someone because I honestly couldn't tell you whether it was a boy or a girl. "Hi," I responded, my voice guttural, "What's your name?"I didn't know why he or she was standing above me, or why they wouldn't back off, but I figured names were an okay way to start a conversation. "Malik," he said, "Well, it's not technically - uh, never mind then.""Oh," I said, "Okay.""Yea," he said, "Er, so I guess you want me to back off.""That would be great," I said, "I'm Christina.""Hi," he sa...
Weekly Contest #34
“This is the right house,” Kara’s dad said, stopping the gray Suburban at the corner. Kara hesitated for a second, looking at the fraying yellow color of the house outside her window. The rain did nothing to improve the view. “Kara, I need you to get out,” her dad said, on the edge of impatient, “I’ve got a meeting in an hour, and- ““I’m going,” Kara said, unbuckling and grabbing her umbrella, “They know I’m coming, right?” “Oh, yes,” he said, “I’m sure, I called them last night.”“Mmkay,” she said in an even tone, “I’ll see you at ...
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