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Weekly Contest #95
Nothing is ever pleasant at 6 AM. Even the softest piano music sounded like nails on a chalkboard to Eli. He’d become a master of silencing it after only one note. Today was no different for him. The first soft note of the alarm rang in his ear as he slammed his hand down onto the snooze button. Another forgettable day had begun, one certain to be forgotten about by the time he’d return to his bed this evening. Eli stepped down onto the cold, wooden floor of his apartment bedroom. He gazed around the room for a moment, as his eyes slowly ad...
Weekly Contest #91
“Systems coming online. Disengaging hypersleep now. We are approaching our destination,” echoed the computer voice. Nate massaged his temples and sat up in his hypersleep pod. Despite his vision being blurred, he could see the other pods opening their lids. Waking from hypersleep felt like nasty hangover. Nate got the feeling that his crewmates wouldn’t be in the mood for conversation. The crew members slowly made their way to the mess hall, desperate for something to nurse their hangovers. No one said a word to each other as they heated t...
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