He was an "outsider", who had established a successful motor-repair shop, built with his hard-work and perseverance.
His friendly nature and excellent customer-service won him many new customers that was a source of great irritation for the other motor-repair shops.
Wishing to ruin him & his business, they set his shop aflame...
That winter he faced the snowstorm with no hatred or irritation, calmly reminding himself resolutely- "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?"
He faced many snowstorms & today, he's the billionaire owner of a world-famous motor-car company!
Linking with-
Magpie Tales# 247
Five Sentence Fiction - Irritation
Friday Fictioneers
Copyright – Claire Fuller ; Photo prompt with permission from Friday Fictioneers |
His friendly nature and excellent customer-service won him many new customers that was a source of great irritation for the other motor-repair shops.
Wishing to ruin him & his business, they set his shop aflame...
That winter he faced the snowstorm with no hatred or irritation, calmly reminding himself resolutely- "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?"
Snowstorm by Maurice de Vlaminck ; Photo Prompt with permission from Magpie Tales |
He faced many snowstorms & today, he's the billionaire owner of a world-famous motor-car company!
Linking with-
Magpie Tales# 247
Five Sentence Fiction - Irritation
Friday Fictioneers
nice one! Honesty and hard work paid off!
ReplyDeleteGreat when honesty & hardwork pay off, Kathe!
DeleteThanks for stopping by :)
Very interesting indeed ... what you did here!
ReplyDeleteWelcome here, Liz :)
DeleteGlad you found it interesting!
I went to elementary school with the girl whose dad drew the Michelin Man. He did a presentation at our school one day and gave us a coloring book with some of his drawings. I like where the prompt took you and look where it took me.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful, Theresa! Thanks for sharing :)
Deletethanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure! Thanks for reading :)
DeleteThat was a beautiful message in the short story.Thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :) Delighted that you liked it!
DeleteHard work and perseverance paid off. Good one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation, Shail!
DeleteGreat to receive your maiden comment :)
Simple and happy endings yet with a profound meaning as always Anita :)
ReplyDeleteHard work and determination pays off always :)
Thanks Shanx :)
DeleteLovely to hear from you!
that was a nice take :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Ankita :)
DeleteInspiring! Thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading, Renuka :)
DeleteNow hes a billionaire , i wonder if hes more chilled out ?
ReplyDeleteAfter facing so many snowstorms, he must be grounded :)
DeleteI believe he must be a philanthropist now!
Thanks for stopping by!
Looks like perseverance was the key! Uplifting story, Anita :) Nice job with 2 prompts. You're becoming a pro ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Shailaja! I attempted 3 prompts in this post :)
DeleteGlad you appreciate my effort!
Perseverance is a medicine for irritation!
That's the magic of hope!
ReplyDeleteI loved the way you have combined these prompts Anita! :)
Hope is indeed magical, Soumya!
DeleteThanks for reading & for your appreciation :)
If winter comes, can spring be far behind?!
ReplyDeleteThis quote tells it all, bringing dash of positive energy and hope:)
I love such positive quotes, Vishal! Yes, we need energy & hope!
DeleteThanks for sharing such positive words :)
I agree with Vishal. Also, that was the highlighting point of the story. Good one as usual Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Anmol :)
DeleteVery striking and innovative response to the prompt...
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Berowne :)
DeleteNow this was an interesting story for our magpie! Bravo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Karen! Delighted that you found this interesting :)
DeleteGreat lesson, spring after snowstorm :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Ups & downs of life...
DeleteVery interesting take on the prompt!
ReplyDeleteThanks Uppalji :)
DeleteWow....this is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteShort & sweet...:-P
Thanks for visiting & for your maiden comment on my Blog, Akshitha.
DeleteLovely to hear from you :D
Inspiring story and amazing combination :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Sushree :)
Delete