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Stumble And Fall

“What?”

It was one of those questions, which Becky always found difficult to answer. It wasn’t she couldn’t explain herself properly, it was just the stutter got in the way and then the smirks at the edges of peoples mouths as she did a machine gun impression in a variety of calibres and speed.

The old shadow of frustration reared its ugly head and for a moment she felt the small child with the buttoned up mouth come back again. Got to fight it. Got to keep on going.

“I w- w- w- want a d- d- d- divorce! “


One View

It was not the way it was supposed to be. Pete cursed his own stupidity before the flame of anger turned into panic.

Shit! Shit!

He was useless with his fingers, always had been since a kid, to fat and stubby. Not than slender fingers would do him any good now. He needed leverage.

Or did he.

He was fucked either way.

This was what life was all about, thought Pete, you do your best and you still fuck up. Great stuff.

Pete struggled. It was goddamn uncomfortable. Suffocation was slow, he thought, dangling on the end of the rope.

Decisions Decisions

You might hear me on occasions say, "Decisions. Decisions". It's kind of infectious. If you know me at some point you will be saying it.

Life is a string of decisions. Where they lead you, who knows but life demands you make them or it will make them for you in the style of a shotgun wedding. Good are good, bad become experience filed away in the memory under “opps”.

I thought I would write another piece of flash, particularly as I am in the process of re-igniting an old project and decisions seemed a good place to start.

I use Flash Fiction as a writing exercise, if you write it’s well worth doing to keep the mind ticking over regardless of what it produces.

Trade

“Are you hear to buy or what?”, Jason huffed, twisting his neck to relieve the tension which was building up.

“Yeah but two thousand is too much”

John or whatever his real name was beginning to get on Jason’s nerves. It was a one minute deal and now the man wanted to barter.

“How about one and a half. Got the cash here and now”.

Maybe he was a cop.

John threw a bulging white envelope onto the table.

”Deal or no deal”, John said smirking.

“Deal, take her”, said Jason gesturing towards the crying woman crouched in the corner.

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