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Weekly Contest #166
Rayna Abril sat up in her cramped seat. Her heart was beating. Hard. She looked around, confused. Why was she on a plane? Slowly, she remembered. Yesterday was the court case. Her dark brown eyes watered, but not from the rancid smell of the person next to her. ... Rayna had graduated from law school just a year ago, but she was already the most sought-after lawyer in the field. Every single case she got, she would win by a landslide. Today should be no different. Still, this case was tricky. About a month ago, her best friend, Victoria Re...
Weekly Contest #165
He was hiding in a grove of trees near the field, one hand resting on his gun, the other tapping against his thigh. He did that when he was nervous. And he had a big reason to be nervous. According to his commander, a soldier reported movement in this field. Supposedly enemy soldiers. And who better to send than Michael Weissman to check it out. Why him, of all people? Because Michael Weissman was Jewish. And his platoon didn’t think highly of him for that reason. It didn’t matter that he didn’t wear a kippah, or that he was clean-shaven or ...
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