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Weekly Contest #351
A phone call wakes you out of your stupor. The caller was June, your shy but well-meaning friend. Though it was late in the evening, you wondered why she’s calling so late. You answered the phone. H-hey, I have a favour to ask you. Would you meet me in the p-park tonight? T-there's a spot I wanted to p-paint at. But I'm uncomfortable doing it alone and at night. S-so I thought you w-would be the best for t-this, to, umm, s-stay by my side until I'm done painting. I only ask you this once. Umm, p-please?Her stammering voice carried through th...
Weekly Contest #350
Rhodes had finally cornered the elusive Phantom Thief in the mansion gallery. That criminal had evaded the police for far too long and now was his chance to capture them once and for all. Rhodes stood by the door where behind it, the Phantom Thief with their loot possibly cackling at the haul they’d collected. Rhodes kicked the door down, flashing a flashlight on the now doomed thief.The Phantom Thief wore high knee boots with a black corset, a black mask that covers their eyes and a large, brimmed hat. The classic phantom thief look but som...
Weekly Contest #343
One second, we were messing around in the bedroom, another we were staring at the bright cloudy tree sprouting into the sky. Me and my sister Liv were playing with our toys in our bedroom when suddenly it was like the sun came to visit our little suburban house through the window. Flashing to peek at us only to dip out of sight when we turned. We saw it through the window. An orangey ball of cloudy smoke rising higher and higher into the sky every second. It looked like tree, though a bit round. It was mesmerising, I couldn’t take my eyes aw...
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