| General Fiction posted May 18, 2017 |
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Heat changes nothing
At Work
by Kazzawin
The gentle breeze brought comfort to the end of a sticky day. Sweat broke out in patches on my singlet as I wiped a damp cloth around my hot neck.
Footsteps from behind startled me and I turned to find a man standing looking at me. He was tall and dark with olive skin and piercing blue eyes.
He walked closer, I admit I liked what I saw. Grabbing me hungrily he placed his soft, full lips on mine and I melted with the heat. As he pulled away I smiled and whispered softly "Kissing is an extra 20, honey!"
100 Word Dash writing prompt entry
The gentle breeze brought comfort to the end of a sticky day. Sweat broke out in patches on my singlet as I wiped a damp cloth around my hot neck.
Footsteps from behind startled me and I turned to find a man standing looking at me. He was tall and dark with olive skin and piercing blue eyes.
He walked closer, I admit I liked what I saw. Grabbing me hungrily he placed his soft, full lips on mine and I melted with the heat. As he pulled away I smiled and whispered softly "Kissing is an extra 20, honey!"
Footsteps from behind startled me and I turned to find a man standing looking at me. He was tall and dark with olive skin and piercing blue eyes.
He walked closer, I admit I liked what I saw. Grabbing me hungrily he placed his soft, full lips on mine and I melted with the heat. As he pulled away I smiled and whispered softly "Kissing is an extra 20, honey!"
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Writing Prompt Topic: A first kiss between strangers. Let's take flash fiction to the extreme. Can you tell a complete story with just 100 words. If so this is your opportunity to shine. |
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