Michael followed Juliah down more endless corridors. His stomach was on fire. He wanted to beg her not to torment him in such a manner. But he dared not speak. All of a sudden there lay before them a great room. There was a strip of red carpet in the center of a seaContinue reading “Coreopsis 14 c”
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It’s story time!
Your story or poem can be as long or as short as you want it to be. All four pieces below have to be used. Go wild. The only thing is, you can’t kill your main character. Post your work in the comments below. Feel free to tag and share. Here are your story lines:Continue reading “It’s story time!”
Coreopsis 14 b
As Juliah and her companion walked up the street, his eyes never left the ground. She broke the silence, “the salesman neglected to tell me your name.” “Michael,” he answered softly but quickly. “You’re the quiet type; that is an added feature that I shall enjoy.” “Thank you,” came a meek reply.Continue reading “Coreopsis 14 b”
Coreopsis 14 a
Today was a special day for Juliah. She skipped down the white paved streets of Shyreka, smiling widely at the people she met. ‘Her subjects’, she giggled to herself. She would never have to be bothered with the burden of ruling. She gladly let Orion shoulder that responsibility. Today was all about her.Continue reading “Coreopsis 14 a”
Coreopsis 13 d
After they had finished eating, Vaulto offered to clean up. At least let me help.” Sarah offered. “You guest.” He shoed her away from the dirty dishes. Orion rubbed the top of Paul’s head. “It’s time for you to learn something?” “Yes sir,” he ran away. Sarah cut through the silence Paul left in hisContinue reading “Coreopsis 13 d”
Coreopsis 13 c
“Interesting.” Orion commented, “great flavor.” After completely chew the bite of burger. “So,” Paul asked, “what do you want?” She didn’t look at him. “You are going to think it’s silly.” “Try me.” He was quick to respond. She sighed. “Drop the question Paul.” Orion encouraged. “No, that’sContinue reading “Coreopsis 13 c”
Coreopsis 13 b
The patties sizzled when placed on the griddle. “Sprinkle them with garlic, salt, and soy sauce.” He looked confused. “K.” “How do you treat a servant?” “Like a servant.” “Do you have lettuce, tomatoes, onions, bread and butter pickles and cheese,” she asked Vaulto. “What measure of cheese?” Continue reading “Coreopsis 13 b”
Coreopsis 13 a
“Hi,” Paul bounced into the kitchen scaring Sarah. She shrieked. “I’m so sorry.” Paul hopped on one of the stools in front of the kitchen island. “I didn’t mean to scare you.” “It’s okay.” She smiled. “Did you get in trouble over the pork thing?” “Yes and no. Dad isContinue reading “Coreopsis 13 a”
Coreopsis 12 c
The servers appeared from the kitchen with plates, placing them at the end of the table, and then left. Two cooks reappeared carrying a large silver, covered platter. They set the platter down on the end of the table. Steam rolled from under the lid. There on the tray was a whole pig withContinue reading “Coreopsis 12 c”
An Oily Mess
https://youtu.be/jSawqaRcg9E?is=wnqvBToLsnWwnm-O I hadn’t intended for An Oily Mess to be a backstory for one of my characters in Sunshine Valley. The more I wrote, the more Sunshine Sue made her presents known. While you are visiting, please enjoy the writes of other talented authors. https://www.amazon.com/Sunshine-Valley-How-long-wait/dp/B0FL8SD7MQ