Thursday, 8 May 2014

Doors - Five Sentence Fiction #7

       Amar dragged his feet through the streets, keeping his ear to the ground as he tried to unearth the mystery behind the explosion from the gossips of the people!

       He had got a real kick in teeth when he heard about the accident and though he had been preparing himself ever since, he had a gut feeling that it wouldn't be easy to face the truth!

       People were eye to eye saying "The poor couple lived alone; wonder where their son was instead of looking after them at such ripe age" and Amar felt an egg on his face hearing those accusations, which he knew he deserved!

       He remembered the phone calls his old mother used to make, asking him to come back, for they longed to see his face and the excuses he used to give, for he didn't want to return to the village leaving the comforts of The States!

       A tear escaped his eyes as he walked through the broken doors of the house, reminiscing the time he had spent here with them and wishing he had flew back when he still had a chance to make them happy!




Until the next post,
Keep Smiling :)

Love,
Swathi :)

43 comments:

  1. wish he could make it :| well written (Y)

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  2. Another wonderful story with a meaningful concept!! Well done!

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  3. You have fused both the prompts effortlessly.

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  4. very nice use of the prompts to make a meaningful story!

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  5. Wow! You have merged the prompts well! :)

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  6. very creatively merged and written :)

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  7. A sad story and such things happen often.

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  8. A wonderful tale woven around the prompt.. :)

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  9. I loved the merge of prompts! Brilliant take :)

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  10. Ah a very poignant tale. So moving!

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  11. It's sad when people leave their parents for money and success

    Broken Door - Five Sentence Fiction

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  12. Aah! The guilt and the regrets...
    Wonderfully crafted story!

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  13. This is probably a reality for so many. Very well written and 2 prompts in one. Well done.

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  14. Wow, great solution to the challenge. Powerful writing...

    D.B. McNicol
    Romance & Mystery...writing my life

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  15. This was heartbreaking!! :(

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  16. There's always some guilt, and some regret ! Lovely blend of the prompts. You're brilliant, dear :)

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  17. Beautiful blend and wonderfully orchestrated

    Women (Un)Judged

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  18. A good, though sad, story with the extra difficulty of combining two challenges!

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    1. Thanks K R Smith :) Yes it was a little difficult, but well why not :D

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