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Wednesday, 22 January 2020

Ice-Cream

It was snowing heavily.
Lizy still braved the snow to satisfy her craving.
She bought a pack of ice-cream.

It was the last one in stock.
Lizy felt lucky.
PHOTO PROMPT © Na’ama Yehuda

The shopkeeper hadn't stocked up thinking there would be no demand considering the weather.
But, he was wrong.

On her way back to her home, Lizy felt someone was following her.
The road was deserted.
Lizy started walking briskly.

The person was soon behind her.
She heard his deep breathing.

He reached out his arm...

Lizy was terrified and wanted to scream.


Giving her bag he said, “You forgot your ice-cream!”

100 Words story.
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Have you ever forgotten your bag somewhere? 
Aren't we glad when our worst fears don't come true?

17 comments:

  1. Wow!What a marvelous surprise ending with adequate tension woven within the story.

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  2. After all that, she forgot the ice cream?

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  3. Seriously, what Neil said!!

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  4. That sort of scream I can live with, if there's someone giving me ice cream at the end of it!

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  5. Yes, I've done that. I'm not usually lucky enough to have the shopkeeper chase after me with my forgotten goods, though! Nice story.

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  6. It always amazes me when people want ice cream and it's freezing out.
    Fantastic twist.

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  7. Phew. I thought for one terrible minute someone was going to steal her ice cream!

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  8. Dear Anita,

    There's always a time for ice cream. Nice twist at the end.

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

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  9. A Good Samaritan! I hope she let him have a little lick!

    Here's mine!

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  10. You wrote that with precision, and you nailed the twist at the end. Beautiful :)

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  11. Neat twist - and you named your character after me!
    Lizy

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  12. I thought another ice cream junkie was going to nab hers. A great twist with big relief.

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  13. Very nice twist at the end.Loved it.

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