I stand here, cheek against the door jamb as I watch you walk away from me. You said you'd be gone three days. It was business, you said. You didn't say anything about Deborah or the lease on the townhouse. I keep my face looking dreamy, fresh and satiated, from our love making.
You turn and wave. I raise my hand. Finally, you drive away. After a time, I go inside, shut the door and pour myself a drink. The brakes will fail on the sharp, steep turn above the cliff leading to the sea. You won't survive the crash.
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This story is a Drabble, 100 words, no more, no less, in response to a photo prompt, shown here. If you like this story you might like some of my other writings. You can find them at http://aries18.gather.com/. If you like to write in response to a weekly challenge, please join our group at http://drabble.gather.com/ We have a great group owner, Reena, who makes this so much fun! We would love to have you join us.




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Love it!
Thanks all for your kind comments.
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Great! Succinct but full. Nice job.
Elsie, I don't believe anyone could be mad at you, for sure, not me. Luv ya hon, way to much to get mad. Oh and I never get mad anymore, there is no percentage in anger. ;o)
Peter, thank you! If anyone knows fabulous it is you darlin'.
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