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Submitted to Contest #324
CW: Trauma, shipwreck Nicky looked up in horror as the bow of the ship rose up in a final act of surrender to the raging sea. For a few moments, the front of the vessel towered over the six survivors in the life raft below, like some sort of giant black finger pointing at the night sky, then with a roar from within the hull as the bulkheads collapsed, the yacht slid under the waves one last time.For a moment that lasted for an eternity, Nicky stared at the forming waters where the bow of the yacht had been just a few seconds ago. It was gone...
Submitted to Contest #323
It came to the part of the ceremony where it was beholden on Father Henry to ask the church, as he had done so many times before, “if anyone knows of any reason why these two should not be married, speak now or forever hold your peace.” There was a moment of silence, and the priest was just about to move on with the rest of the wedding ceremony when a lone voice at the back of the church rang out, “me…me, I object.”The people gathered in the church were initially stunned into silence, then like the sound that an approaching wave makes toward...
Submitted to Contest #309
Joe caught sight of his friend Algernon on the far side of the bar as he entered through the front door.From across the room, he could tell right away just by seeing his friend that something was very wrong. Al did not look like he was sad or depressed. And he certainly did not appear to be in distress nor did he seem to be in any sort of physical difficulties. But Joe knew the moment that he saw Al, that all was not well with his friend. Nothing needed to be said to convey the message that something was wrong, proximity was all that was req...
Submitted to Contest #260
Sean could feel the snow underfoot and hear the crunching noise he made as he walked towards the front door of the grand looking house in front of him.As he approached the door, he could hear a lively party was going on inside the house involving lots of teenagers, based on the conversations and occasional shouts emanating from the people inside. “Sounds like the party’s kind of wild,” Sean said to himself as he stood a few meters from the front porch in the snow, although as the thought went through his mind, he felt it was odd that he...
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