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Weekly Contest #363
Great, she was doing great. Her parents were so proud of how she was doing. Her first year post-graduation was her time to prove herself. And so far, she was proving to be a well-adjusted adult. Her managers, on her performance review, seemed to revere her. How "responsible" she was and "disciplined." Her work schedule was 8:30 a.m.–10:30 p.m., and she still made time for the gym. Her outfits were put together, and her hair was always tied neatly in a bow. She drew on dark eyeliner every day. It was her war paint saying, "I got this." Lunch ...
Weekly Contest #211
They danced along the walls. Ballerinas pirouetting and dogs chasing their tails. They would get big then small, and never stopped dancing and chasing. Molly had a wild imagination as a child- and it didn’t stop just because she turned 16. She put another log on the fire. Sparks rose up and added spots on the shadows of the flames. Molly picked at her nails. She was stressed. Why wasn’t Billy home yet? He left at 6 o’clock for a dinner date and it was nearing midnight. Molly was embarrassed that she was worried, but he was her only sibling. ...
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