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Weekly Contest #369
Plato wiped his face with his sleeve, which was already dampened with tears. In front of him sat a blank sheet of paper; a sheet of paper which he believed would begin his legacy. He picked up the pencil and scrawled ‘I’m sorry’. Immediately, he regretted it. It was too melodramatic. He erased it and blew the eraser shavings away. His mind was as blank as the paper. Across the room, on top of his bed, there sat a bundle of rope. He’d purchased it that morning at a utility store. He remembered the cashier asking him what he was getting i...
Weekly Contest #366
It all hit the fan in late November. I turned twenty three, and everything went to shit. I’d been out of work for too long, and my husband, Jeremy, and I were constantly at each other’s throats. To top it all off. the landlord raised the rent, and now Jeremy was the only source of income for our family of three. Our daughter was only three months old at the time. So, November 29th, the day before rent was due. Jeremy had an epic meltdown. He had his fingers laced behind his head, and he was doing his favorite thing as of late; ranting abo...
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