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a 75 word story
Coffee Black No Guilt, Please
by RodG
I looked forward to having coffee with old pals at Coffee Cafe until Corona came along. Carla kept CC open by selling her brew curb-side. I should have helped her out, but stayed home.
When it was safe again, I raced to CC. My pals were there, but not Carla.
"Where is she?" I asked.
"She went bankrupt," a young woman said. "The virus got Gramps. I bought the Cafe with what he left me."
75 Word Story writing prompt entry
I looked forward to having coffee with old pals at Coffee Cafe until Corona came along. Carla kept CC open by selling her brew curb-side. I should have helped her out, but stayed home.
When it was safe again, I raced to CC. My pals were there, but not Carla.
"Where is she?" I asked.
"She went bankrupt," a young woman said. "The virus got Gramps. I bought the Cafe with what he left me."
When it was safe again, I raced to CC. My pals were there, but not Carla.
"Where is she?" I asked.
"She went bankrupt," a young woman said. "The virus got Gramps. I bought the Cafe with what he left me."
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Writing Prompt Write a story on any topic. But you must use only 75 words to tell your story. Exactly 75 words. Title not included in the count. |
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WORD COUNT: 75 exactly, hand counted. Hyphenated word counted as one word.
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