Writing Prompt #41

Writing Prompt #41: Until that night she did’t know that most people were happy with their assigned gender.

Writing Prompt #40

Writing Prompt #40: Baking made her happy or she baked because she was happy or maybe it was a bit of both.

Writing Prompt #39

Writing Prompt #39: He took a deep breath, let it out slowly, took another breath in and it worked the panic attack subsided.

Writing Prompt #38

Writing Prompt #38: She knew what the solutions to her problems were, it didn’t mean she had to like them.

Writing Prompt #37

Writing Prompt #37: He knew he shouldn’t buy it but those big brown eyes seemed to be pleading to come home with him.

Writing Prompt #36

Writing Prompt #56: Mothers usually didn’t support their daughters getting drunk but hers seemed to be encouraging it.

The Lovers (story fragment)

They sat holding hands on the rail of the bridge bare legs swinging.

‘Should we jump?’

‘I don’t know it’s a long way down.’

‘Other people have done it.’

‘I’m scared.’

‘We don’t have to.’

‘Will you think I’m a coward?’

‘No just the sensible person I fell in love with.’

‘I love you.’

‘I love you too.’

‘Let’s do it.’

‘Are you sure?’

‘Yes I trust you.’

Together they slide down so their feet were on the bridge and their arms still on the railing. Then still holding hands they jump into misty air and fell towards the river.

This is a fictional short story fragment.

Writing Prompt #35

Writing Prompt #35: Sometimes she was too competitive for her own good and the results could be scary.

Writing Prompt #34

Writing Prompt #34: They tried to prevent it but there was no stopping the unpleasant new neighbours moving in.

Writing Prompt #33

Writing Prompt #33: He just wanted them all to spend time together as a family but some places were just too small for that many people.

Writing Prompt #32

Writing Prompt #32: When he realised what he had done, he did everyting he could to cover it up.

Writing Prompt #31

Writing Prompt #31: He couldn’t accept that the perfect time they’d had would have to end eventually and things would return to normal.

Writing Prompt #30

Writing Prompt #30: Sitting on the floor she could watch all the different feet go past.

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Writing Prompt #10

Writing Prompt #10: All he wanted was a family, someone to call his kin.

Writing Prompt #29

Writing Prompt #29: The fire extinguisher was empty he would have to find another way to put out the rapidly spreading fire.

Sometime I Wonder… (story fragment)

Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to be a bird. To fly everywhere and see the world from above. People think birds a free but really they are just confined by different boundaries than we are. We are confined by these fences and the guards with guns but even before we were here we weren’t free. That’s what we were trying to fight for but now I see freedom is all relative. You can only be free if you think you are. Maybe that’s what people are talking about then they say the birds a free. The birds just don’t know where their freedom ends yet.

This is a fictional short story fragment.

Writing Prompt #28

Writing Prompt #28: She tried to forget how much she missed him by drinking but it only made things worse.

Writing Prompt #27

Writing Prompt #27: The lecturer never finished on time but they didn’t mind, she was good at her job and her voice was somehow hypnotic.

Writing Prompt #26

Writing Prompt: He smelled gas as he came down the stairs and panicked.

Writing Prompt #25

Writing Prompt #25: She was terrified of failing her unit and being in the middle of moving house wasn’t helping.

Writing Prompt #24

Writing Prompt #24: The man who created the hit list didn’t even realise he was the one to create it.

Writing Prompt #23

Writing Prompt #23: She wasn’t psychic but she was something very similar, she just couldn’t figure out what.

Writing Prompt #22

Writing Prompt #22: Telling people that she was a witch wasn’t easy, they didn’t even know what a witch was.

Writing Prompt #21

Writing Prompt #21: She was the only person, she knew who didn’t believe in the god, so she had learned not to tell people.

Writing Prompt #20

Writing Prompt #20: The only way to save him was to bite him, he made the decision in the split second he had.

Writing Prompt #19

Writing Prompt #19: They waited so long for him to arrive that the idea of leaving became unthinkable in case he came while they weren’t there.

Writing Prompt #18

Writing Prompt #18: Things would never be perfect or terrible for long, mostly they had a way of just going quickly back to boring.

Saving The City

I really enjoyed reading this, it’s such an awesome story in response to one of my writing prompts by Carol J Forrester go check out her blog.

Writing Prompt #17

Writing Prompt #17: He howled and his pack howled in reply, letting him know he would be okay.

Writing Prompt #16

Writing Prompt #16: If he had let her die when he had the chance things would have been different but there was no way of knowing for sure at the time.

Writing Prompt #15

 

Writing Prompt #15: He should have known better than to release something that could survive for centuries in a sealed container.

Writing Prompt #14

Writing Prompt #14: She couldn’t fly before she realised that it took more than having wings.

Writing Prompt #13

Writing Prompt #13: She had just got him back and now he was lying beside her in a pool of his own blood.

Writing Prompt #12

Writing Prompt #12: If he didn’t dissociate from the pain he wouldn’t survive long enough to escape.