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Weekly Contest #46
Sean pulled the hood of his sweatshirt over his head before quickly tossing it back again. It was crazy to think that someone would recognize him. More likely the manager would stop him at the door thinking this hooded lad was intending to steal. Then again, would it be so bad to be recognized? He had wondered this when they took his picture for the back of the book. He'd been recognized before. "Hey, you're that dude from the library." He recalled the guy saying in the line at the grocery store. When Sean had confirmed his identity, the g...
Weekly Contest #45
The call came in around 6am. It was unusual for him to call at all anymore. To call now, after the last month, was unusual enough that even semi-consciously, she answered. Most likely the call was an accident, a screen responding to an errant hand. In less than a minute, she was sitting upright trying to understand why he wanted her to know this. He was in the hospital, had been there since last night. Eddie, his brother, insisted he go to the ER when a coughing spat sent him to his hands and knees on the sidewalk. She didn't know what to sa...
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