Here’s a little drabble I wrote a few days ago. I was going to save it for a challenge but decided to just share it now instead. I hope you all like it. 🙂
Temptation
The open window tempted him.
It wouldn’t be hard to reach: just a quick clamber up the wall and he’d be able to slip inside. Easy! And the takings in such fancy digs were sure to be worth a pretty penny. There’d likely be loads of stuff lying around that he could swipe – jewellery, phones, gadgets. All stuff Old Didcot would be happy to buy off him.
Tyler shook his head, shoving his hands into his pockets as he continued down the road. He wasn’t that person any more. That life was over.
It was!
But that window tempted him.
Word Count: 100

So well done. I like the straightening out his life part
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I’m glad you like it! This is one of those stories that was scribbled into my notepad in a few minutes and needed practically no editing when typed up. That doesn’t usually happen! Thanks for visiting. 🙂
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I sure love these short stories when the are actually short. Like exactly 100 words. And this one is a great example why. The trick is to get the reader to want more of your tale yet still have hints of a full background story. You’ve done a great job, Louise.
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Thanks Emilio. 🙂 I’m glad you like it.
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Lovely they way you have shown up so many images.. I actually want to see whats inside that beautiful window.
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I just discovered that I haven’t responded to your comment – I’m really sorry! I thought I’d replied weeks ago. :S
I often feel that way about windows. I want to know what stories might lie within. 🙂 Thank you for visiting.
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Nicely done…
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Thank you. 🙂
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Hard to break old habits…
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It is indeed. It takes a lot of perseverance! Sorry for the delay in replying – I keep finding comments that I haven’t responded to!
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Good one Louise…:
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Thank you. 🙂
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