for Six Sentence Stories where the given word is Fluid.
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I have waited so long for this moment.
Now, you lie before me on a stone slab, weeping in the glow of a roaring fire.
My knife is poised, I lower it, I draw the silver blade slowly across your moist skin and slice into your veins.
My body quivers with excitement as the warm crimson fluid trickles into a sparkling crystal vessel.
I am ready.
Blue Dolcelatte cheese, warm focaccia bread and Molino di Grace Chianti Classico 2004. Have I died and gone to heaven?
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Thanks to Denise at GirlieOnTheEdge for hosting.
Oh, you had me going there for a minute…nicely penned🤣
Mission accomplished! Thanks, Suzette.
😊
aha!
That’ll do nicely!
So very not nice!! I kept thinking, not Keith! Not nice stable Keith!! LOL
It was nice in the end and all that matters!
Not nice can be… nice sometimes! 😉
I’m turning down all dinner invitations chez vous!
You won’t know what you’ll be missing!
You’re too gleeful about that knife.
A gruesome start turned into a banquet
An ode to a lump of cheese!
Haha
Hi Keith – when I’m deprived of cheese and wine … I can feel like that … cheers – sad it’s not lunchtime … Hilary
I have a piece of Stilton before me now – I feel a poem coming on!
Yummy … sounds good – with a glass of red wine – I’d be asleep! cheers – no poem from here – but a blogpost tomorrow … H
A double edged pen! Bravo!!
Indeed! Thanks, Spira.
Ha! You got me too, Keith. 🙂
Jolly good!
Sorry, Keith. You can no longer trick me with a surprise ending. The second I read your title, I was ready!
I may surprise you with a non-surprise ending one day just to confuse you!
I started to cringe then the pivot. Cleverly done!!!! Loved your reciting of it
I’m pleased! Thanks so much, Dee.
A pleasure 🙂
Just realised how hungry I am!
Nicely done, old porcupine.
I don’t need to be hungry to yearn for wine and cheese!
Perfect italian murder 🙃
I’d happily murder some dolcelatte right now!
That sounds like a delightful meal.
I love when you think that you know where the story is going and then there is a twist.
Me too! Thanks so much.
Dude!*
compliment of the first water for a sharp-angle close of a Six
I can’t thank you enough kind, sir!
Fun tale, Keith. Somehow it wouldn’t have the same ring to it with plastic-wrapped cheese slices, day-old sliced bread and cask red in front of a 3-bar heater. 😉
That would create a completely different set of emotions!
🙂
Maybe we can share some wine, cheese, warm bread and a story or two someday, you do these so well!
That sounds like a wonderful idea! Thanks, Mimi.
I started off quivering and ended up salivating! Nice one, Keith.
Better that way round! Cheers, Jenne.
A nice compact mystery solved, Keith! 🙂
Thanks so much, Tom.
Such a tease! I am, however, much relieved.
Well done, you scamp!
That’s so kind of you, Liz, thanks!
Yes, very well done. Wow, ended well but what a sharp turn.
Thank you so much!
Keith! Masterful telling of a tale wherein the rug is….well, you know the saying. Well done, sir!