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Weekly Contest #369
It had been raining in Highbury since noon, a steady, misty kind of rain that seemed to just hover in the air. By the time Eleanor arrived at Malcolm's flat, her coat was soaked through at the shoulders. As she rang the bell, Malcolm caught a glimpse of her through the frosted glass of the door. Even after all these years, he could still recognize the shape of her, a little softer and fuller maybe, but with the same mannerisms - like the way she tilted her head to one side when she was feeling anxious, as if she was listening for some faint ...
Weekly Contest #359
As Elena rushed through King's Cross Station, the morning sunlight streaming through the old Victorian glass ceiling cast a warm glow over everything.The light fell in long, golden strips across the marble floor, making it shine like polished stone. But Elena didn't have time to appreciate the beauty of the station - she was running late.Not terribly late, but late enough that her heels clicked out a sharp rhythm on the floor as she hurried along. Her breath came in quick, shallow gasps, and she wasn't paying much attention to where she was ...
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