for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt
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‘She’s a wonderful daughter. I changed my will yesterday, she deserves everything. She’s just brought my warm milk and pills. They look different today. The doctor probably changed them’.
The chair creaks as she gently rocks him. His breathing slows. The glass shatters upon impact with the floor. Trying to speak, his slurred words fade, he drifts away.
No need to visit tomorrow. She turns, smiles, leaves.
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This is very unexpected!
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Just a bit! Thanks Sadje
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You’re welcome Keith
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Oh no! 😦
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Unfortunatly, yes!
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Ooh evil!
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…putting it mildly! Thanks Annalisa
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Bitch!!
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I couldn’t out it better myself!
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Unfortunately, stuff like that happens. Or do I watch too much true crime TV?
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Oh, yes it happens! Cheers Denise.
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It is worth waiting and loving, always. Those who choose such evil paths complain when they reap what they have sown. It plays out, every time.
Well told!
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I totally agree but my subject wouldn’t listen! Cheers Mimi.
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Dear Keith,
I had a feeling about her from the first sentence. Well done. As always, you amaze me with the graphics. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle – for me the graphics are half the fun!
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Powerful and disturbing! Well done, Keith.
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Thanks so much Sue.
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Oy vey. I thought this was where it was going, and in 67 words, I didn’t have long to wait … 😉
Full story in a small package. Nicely done! (not so nice for the man …)
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The first draft was a large package, and boy it was difficult trimming it down!
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You did good! The trim works! Open a barber shop? 😉
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That’s an idea! Thanks Na’ama
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Nicely done, Keith.
I am going to assume that she assisted with his departure at his request, and with the pharmaceutical guidance of the physician. 🙂
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I’d like to think so but I had in mind a somewhat more sinister turn of events! Cheers Bill.
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Me too.
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I don’t think it was the doctor that changed them.
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I fear you are right! Thanks Danny
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Not so wonderful and a tad impatient to get her inheritance. Be careful, you awful person, karma is a bitch…
Well done!
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That’s right, you tell her Dale!
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Done!
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Hello! I’m a first-time visitor and already, you’ve got me by the gut! I enjoyed reading this.
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Well and miserly worded. Sad tale though. When she get old, she’ll remember, and always wonder what might be in her warm milk.
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Thanks Christine
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Wow! Well done Keith!
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Thanks Jen!
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You’re welcome Keith 🙂
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Hi Keith – yes I hope she has a guilt complex and will forever be anxious/worried … good tale though – stay safe – Hilary
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We can only hope. Thanks Hilary
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