There was a glare in her eyes. She wasn’t going to have any of it. She was smarter than they gave her credit for.
“Please, Miss, just let us help you.” The proprietor of the shop was nervously rubbing his hands together, his distress more than obvious.
“I do not need your help,” she told the man, her southern accent becoming more and more pronounced.
“Miss, just let the good man help you,” he told her, again, nodding at the plain-clothed officer standing with them.
She looked at the man, both of them, with disgust. “Whatever. I don’t need you.”
Submitted to the 100 Word Challenge, a writing prompt created by Velvet Verbosity. This week’s theme is ‘Whatever.’
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I wanted the story to continue. It was so interesting.
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I wanted to keep writing!
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So glad to see that you joined the Challenge. This was great. I hope you expand on it.
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I’m not sure if I will, honestly. I like how it turned out, and I don’t want to screw it up,
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I wonder what the issue is, why the cop is there, what the problem is. It’s hard to connect to the story without some clue as to what’s actually going on.
I’m not trying to make a whole story out of 100-words. For me, I use the prompt as a way of getting some writing going. Maybe it’ll blossom into more, maybe it won’t.
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Very interesting – Some many things could be going on here yet nothing at all as well. Well done! You have my attention.
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What exactly did she need help with?
Want to read more.
I honestly have NO idea.
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Nicely done, Ma’am. I have found that these “100 Word Challenge”s often result in the seeds of larger stories. A moment’s inspiration can sometimes result in many moments of perspiration – but worth it, surely.
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