This time, Gail stretched her legs.
She bent her knees and did some neck flexes.
(Inhale. On the count
of four, through the nose. Exhale.)
She tried again.
“Read my lips. It’s over.”
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ooooh - mysterious beginning (end?) I like it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barbara, glad you like it.
ReplyDeleteThis is really good writing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deana.
DeleteLove this! Fantastically written - her character really comes through in those 33 words.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Suzanne. She's a character alright.
DeleteMy first thought was a basketball player, aiming her shot.. I did not expect the ending.. nice job. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jody. She was just warming up.
DeleteAnd i began with an aerobics girl in mind. Am amazed at how you managed to narrate a character and with a twist too, all in just 33 words. Grand job, kymm
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Rashmi. Though for me, there was never a twist. :)
DeleteI also didn't expect the ending. Breaking up is hard...and is even more difficult when the other person doesn't get it :)
ReplyDeleteNaw, you just have to be careful not to pull a muscle.
DeleteI like her oh so casual attitude-spirited girl-I almost expected her to give him the finger too,lol!Wicked me!Loved this unusually clever piece:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Atreyee. I can see we're on the same wavelength, wicked us.
DeleteMysterious... what's over? The flexing put me in mind of a fighter preparing for a boxing match.
ReplyDeleteIs there another way to deal with the opposite sex, Tara?
DeleteOh, I'm so rooting for this girl. :-) Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteWe can always use backup from the sistahood, Tri. Thank you for commenting.
DeleteOooh, wonderful! I love her determination!
ReplyDeleteThanks, dd. Determined she is.
DeleteLife or struggles over? I want more of this solid writing.
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Thanks for your kind words, Donna.
Deleteheh, I like the preparation (:
ReplyDeleteAlways be prepared! Glad you like it, Draug.
DeleteShe's limbering up for the big fight. Loved the ending. When you say it like that, you mean it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gina. Let's hope she means it, 'cause it sure ain't the first time...
DeleteOh, thought provoking. This could go so many different ways. I like it! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Linda!
DeleteI want to know more! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Stacie!
DeleteThank you, Dawn!
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