Future Life

PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields 

As soon set over the mountains, I wondered what my next step would be.  Would I continue on with my dream or should I turn back and return to the life every expected of me?  The missed calls on my phone meant my family was not supportive of my decision, but I knew I couldn’t let them make my decisions for me any longer.  If I went home again, I knew I would be working for the family business for the rest of my life.  My lonely life.  I would rather be the criminal I knew I could be. 

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6 responses to “Future Life”

  1. poetisatinta Avatar
    poetisatinta

    exciting- love to know what happens next🙌

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  2. Dale Avatar
    Dale

    It is hard to break away from expectations; though choosing a criminal life might be a tad extreme!

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  3. James McEwan Avatar
    James McEwan

    Yes, well a lot of criminals live a lively life and can not be lonely locked up in jail with lots of like minded people.

    A great story of inner thoughts and self-appreciation.

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  4. Lisa or Li Avatar
    Lisa or Li

    The things people will do for kicks! I think it may be an overreaction in order to break free from the family mold but then again… Interesting story, Kate.

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  5. Nandini Deka Avatar
    Nandini Deka

    choosing a career as criminal over family business…….do let us know what she chooses in the end

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  6. James Pyles Avatar
    James Pyles

    It would have been interesting if the family business was criminal and that’s what she was trying to escape.

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