C.S. Wilde’s Two Sentence Story Challenge
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Very dramatic 2 sentences there. I can only imagine where that one might go.
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Thanks, Marissa. Inspiration is a curious thing.
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Dramatic, I agree–very intriguing, you really have the reader wanting MORE.
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Many thanks, Jael. I almost feel like writing a short story. Ha ha!
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I vote YES.
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I have a fan club! lol
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The perks of free blogging 🙂
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I’m left wanting to know more too!
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Thanks, Trisha. I’m laughing now. Maybe I will write more.
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If you decide to see where this story goes, you’ve got an audience waiting! 🙂
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Always love a fan, Trisha. I’ve written a few short stories in the past, but I’m kind of rusty. By the way, I’m a fan of yours also. Have a great week!
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That’s a big story. You don’t need to go anywhere with it. It’s complete.
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Thanks for compliment. That’s what it was supposed to be. Complete in two sentences. I think some blogging friends want an extension though.What was the secret????
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I think the secret is that we get to fill in about 100 pages ourselves.
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Yes!!! Less work for me. Ha ha!
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A suspenseful moment! I couldn’t help but notice that the image you used for the post is the same one that you use in your thumbnail pic–it intruigues me 🙂
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You’re the first to mention that, Janice. Yes, it’s the same image but altered to be more dramatic and reflect the feeling of a ‘spectral abyss.’
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It is very dramatic– for me, kind of eerie… Powerful.
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I know this is old, but I had to respond anyway;)
He tried to read her intentions through their fiercely locked eyes. Her body was coiled for action, waiting for the slightest micro-move to unleash herself on this charismatic man, whose mouth smiled beneath his frozen, cobalt stare.
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Interesting! I’d forgotten that I’d written that.
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