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Weekly Contest #356
**This is a story about a traumatic birth. Based on a true story. Names have been changed. Claire stretches, her blond hair cascading down her shoulders. She locked her work computer before standing. She wore a maternity t-shirt and shorts. At 35 weeks, her belly protruded outward. She wasn’t looking forward to this appointment. Her last pregnancy resulted in being admitted at 35 weeks and delivering early via c-section. That child was thriving now but had spent 21 days in the NICU. Dr. Edwards, her physician, assured her that the likeli...
Weekly Contest #350
Jessica, a boss babe, spent the last several hours promoting her wellness business, Clarity. Clarity provided healthy protein supplements for a wide variety of clients. Proteins came in many forms. Beverages, sugary treats, water, salty and sweet munchies, and of course, powder. Clarity figured they could revolutionize the world by putting protein in just about anything. She left her job to dedicate herself to her business and would earn more money after recruiting five people to her team. Jessica rolled her head around, cracking her neck....
Weekly Contest #348
**Mentions of substance abuse, death of a loved one and child endangerment. All of these are brief and needed to bring the story forward. Kate pulled into the driveway of her childhood home and put the car in park. Driving for days left Kate longing for a hot bath and a comfy bed. They were a long way from Los Angeles. Kate had moved back with her 17-year-old son, Kyle, to take care of her father, Hank. Hank was in the late stages of dementia. Kate lived with her father after Kyle was born, but they left quickly one evening. She hated the re...
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