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Weekly Contest #72
“Ask that guy. Ask him,” the man said. The man shook his head. The other nudged him. He nudged back. I didn't want to be bothered. I don't care what they wanted, but I knew that I was not interested. I was passing through town and got thirsty. Wanted to find my way back to the interstate. I paid for my drink. The one that initiated the nudging came forward. “Pardon me, sir, I wonder if you could help us today?” This seemed to be a serious matter, but why would they ask a total stranger for something like this? He told me that the ...
Weekly Contest #68
The unexpected alarm made me drop the money. Stacks of hundred-dollar bills tumbled to the floor. I shivered. A lady passed out. Her hair covered some of the money. “Come on! Come on,” yelled Dennis. I picked up the money as fast as I could. The lady’s head was in the way. “Holy Moly,” I mumbled. “Hurry up, hurry up.” I couldn’t get it all. The alarm hurt my ears. No way to stop it. I glanced back at the lady teller. She saw my awkward exit. “Let’s go! Let’s go,” said Dennis. He looked like he was about to slap me. We got in...
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