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Weekly Contest #364
“I did it,” Gabriel said when the sixth-grade teacher, Mrs. Campbell, asked who had thrown the crumpled piece of paper toward the trash bin. Unsuccessfully. Idiot, Annie thought. But she didn’t say the word out loud. She knew that would put her in the same spot Gabriel was in right now. And she wasn’t the type to get in trouble. Mrs. Campbell carried on with the usual scolding. Annie watched as Gabriel’s face turned bright red while he looked down at his untied shoes. His friends in the back row didn’t try to hide their snickers. Mrs. Cam...
Weekly Contest #363
(Sensitive Content: mental health and substance abuse) The fisherman could smell the rain coming. Any minute now, she would dip her graceful fingers into his river and become breath for the trout beneath him. He couldn’t smell lightning. Not yet anyway. But he could hear the thunder calling for his brother to come and join them.The fisherman turned to the two sisters standing on either side of his small boat. He was their guide for the day, teaching them the way to tie a fly and read the tea-colored water below.“You two are gonna want to put...
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