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Weekly Contest #374
Autumn is a complicated time of year in our little coastal town. It’s supposed to be a cheerful season, and evidently, everyone is determined to prove that. Downtown, the wrought-iron fences are wrapped with orange leaf garlands and lined with jack-o’-lanterns. Hay bales border the street in preparation for the Halloween parade. The air is crisp, the leaves have turned, and I wish I could feel as happy as the scenery begs me to be. Walking past the market, Heidi calls out. “Chief Greer!” she exclaims. “Please, take a cup of hot cider. It’s o...
Weekly Contest #372
The first time I saw Jude, I had a feeling he would save me from myself. Not for no reason. I had been warned that my imperfections would ruin me and Jude was like a mirror to me. Viewing myself through his eyes, every wrinkle seemed to deepen. Every curve of my body seemed softer. He allowed me to see all my imperfections, that was how I was able to fix them. I knew my imperfections would cause my death. On my eighteenth birthday, my best friend and I had gone to a fortune teller. Throughout high school we had been the weird kids, carrying ...
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