Tag: sabotage
-
Finest Hour
“Yesterday was not my finest hour,” Greg said into the microphone. As I listened to his new recording, I started to wonder what he was going to do next. Would he confess his sins or just the ones for he which he had been caught? I knew I shouldn’t be listening to his confession, but…
-
The Photograph, part 2
(If you missed part one, check it out here!) As the days and weeks passed, I could see my uncle was not paying attention waning. He didn’t think I was going to get revenge, but he didn’t realize how patient I could be. Especially when it came to payback. I knew exactly how I was…
-
The Photograph
PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields I knew something was off as soon as I saw the photograph. I had done everything correctly to the point of triple checking my settings before taking the photo. Thus, I was confused as to why it had printed so horribly. As I investigated the rest of my photographs, I…
-
Power and Beauty
My sister was very good at getting everything she wanted. She used her beauty to wow those around her into doing exactly what she needed. She was smart and beautiful and had the confidence to lead them on. And the ability to never feel remorse over her actions. Me? I was the homely and kind…
-
Quiet
“At least it will be quiet when we get there. Nobody should be at work on Saturday so there won’t be any questions about what happened.” I listened to Tyler as I tried to look grateful and happy. The truth was, I didn’t think this was the place for me anymore. Long story short, Jeff…
-
Former Fiancée
I watched Ted walk across campus and I knew our relationship was over. I just needed to decide when and how I was going to be able to tell Ted. At one point, I had really liked him and wanted to let him down easy, but if things kept on how they were, that was easier said than done. Ted was the…
-
Sabotage
“Nothing about this seems right,” I said out loud. I quickly glanced around to see if anyone had heard me. The Community Art Competition was next week and I had finally gotten enough courage to enter a few of my pieces. The competition was probably the most important one of my fledgling, not-quite-started career and I didn’t really want anyone to realize…
-
Sharp Tongues
My neighbor was one of the kindest people I knew. I didn’t know how she did it, but I had never heard a negative word come out of her mouth. She was the one I always went to for advice and I often turned to her instead of my own mother. My mother talked trash about Janet’s yard,…