Post 1618. Thursday January 18
Post 1618. Thursday January 18
Every Friday Reverend Nick visited the wealthy old folk in their posh retirement home near his church. He would sit and chat to each of them for a couple of minutes, cup both of their hands in both of his, utter a few words of prayer then move along to the next chair.
So it had been for many a year, and so it was last Friday. He did his rounds, clasped their hands, prayed then left. Minutes later the residents realised their bracelets, watches and precious rings had disappeared.
They were never to see them or him again, the Reverend Nick had ripped them all off, quite literally.
For Six Sentence Stories where this week’s cue is Ripped.
Good one.
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Thanks Denise.
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Pretty slick six. And a slick and not so reverend character.
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The temptation became too much for him!
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LOL – good story with lovely humorous twist. Reverend Nick should be in the Nick.
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…for nicking jewellery! Cheers Irene.
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Ugh! Nasty man!! Good six .
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Thanks so much UP
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That was a pretty smart technique, till he gets caught 🙂
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He’s hoping the police don’t dog-collar him! Cheers Reena.
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People who claim the Name and don’t live it out make me very sad. Excellent story!
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Unfortunately, he gave in to temptation. Thanks, mimi.
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let me add my lol… Nice bit of mis-direction there, dude! did not see that coming!
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Nor did the wrinklies! Thanks for the lol, you can never have too many.
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Excellent 6! Very engaging, nice rhythm. Clever use of his name 🙂
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Thanks so much.
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Some reverend he is! Great use of the cue word.
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An irreverent reverend! Cheers Pat.
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