The Friday Fictioneer Challenge: Write a 100-word story based on the photo.
Photo copyright Vijaya Sundaram
Right and Wrong
“Why are you upset?” Amy reached for Earl’s hand. “Just because I see something you don’t doesn’t make me wrong.”
Earl avoided her touch. “Yes, it does. I’m always right. Aliens do not exist!”
As if on cue, a flotilla of brightly lit, tiny spaceships descended in their yard. Amy ran outside to greet them. “I told you they’d return!” The spaceships surrounded Amy, swirling.
Earl refused to be convinced. “Fireflies!”
A shimmering net enveloped Amy, lifting her into the sky as the spaceships flew away in formation.
Earl screamed at Amy as she disappeared.“Fireflies, I tell you, just fireflies!”
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Some people are so stubborn! Good work, I enjoyed reading this.
hope the aliens treated her well
http://obliqview.blogspot.in/2016/09/victory-march-they-had-won-greatvictory.html
Firefly’s are the new transport revolution.🙂🙂🙂
If only!
Wonderful! Reminds me of my ex.
Cute and fun. Some people just can’t admit when they’re wrong.
The earth will always be flat for some, won’t it? A fun read
Flat and the center of the universe!
(SIGH) Some people just … don’t … GET IT! Well, I guess Earl’s going to have to open a cold brew-ski, kick back and enjoy life alone. It’s summer, after all.
Fun story, Tresha!
If the most important thing to someone is to be right, it will come at a high cost!
I suspect we all know someone like him. Refuse to see what’s right in front of them. 😉
Nicely done!
I’ve known some people almost that stubborn. Cute story and good writing, Tresha. 🙂 — Suzanne