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…Three’s a Crowd #Barathon

06 Friday Jul 2018

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Sanya was bubbling with frustration as her sister brought home the latest iPhone on the first day it was available in the market. She could never understand Seema’s fascination for electronic gadgets just as much Seema failed to understand her sister’s craze for books.

The twin sisters couldn’t be any more different. One loved books and filled her room with author signed copies while the other loved gadgets and was on a mission to own the latest technology gadgets.

However, Sanya was certain that no one needed three smartphones, not even her crazy sister.

Above flash fiction is written for Day 3 of Barathon hosted by Blog-A-Rhythm inspired by the prompt “Three’s a crowd”.

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It’s never okay!

28 Thursday Jun 2018

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“Dannyyy, why did you push your friend down the stairs? Look how hurt he is?” Rita was annoyed at how the playdate has turned from fun to fight.

“You told me to stand up for me when kids are not nice to me. Alex was making fun of my new haircut. I was only standing up for me, mommy!” paused Danny.

He looked at his mom and continued with a little hesitation, “I won’t get into trouble for this, right mommy? The other day when daddy pushed you down the stairs he didn’t get into trouble. So it’s okay, right?”

Written for Day 5 of Write Tribe Festival Of Words inspired by the above photo prompt.

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The Bitter Truth

23 Saturday Jun 2018

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Amy looked at the photograph in her hand once again. Another Father’s day has come and gone, yet she couldn’t muster the courage to face her father.

All that she had of her father was this photo – she as a little baby sleeping peacefully on her dad’s chest! He remained a mystery to her as her mom never disclosed about the whereabouts of her father. Lies can never cover up the truth forever. Finally two years ago Amy managed to extort the truth out of her mother, not after guessing the inevitable though.

But now, watching from distance, Amy couldn’t help but feel that her mother’s lies were sweeter than this reality.

One last look and she walked back promising to keep those flowers in his grave tomorrow.

 

 

Sign #FiveSentenceFiction 11

25 Tuesday Jul 2017

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“You should ask her.”, advised Harry.

“What if she says no?; I’m waiting for a sign.”, answered Toby.

“Don’t wait too long, I heard Dylan saying that he is her friend”, warned Harry.

“That’s the sign; I am going to ask her now if I can play with her.” The determined first grader ran toward his classmate.

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Welcome to the weekly series of Five Sentence Fiction. Every Tuesday I will write a micro-fiction in five sentences based on the prompt.  The above story is written for the prompt SIGN. Feel free to join me with your Five Sentence Fiction using Sign as prompt in the comments. I would love to read yours.

Hurry #FiveSentenceFiction 10

18 Tuesday Apr 2017

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“Imagine that you have only six months to live; what do you do?”

“Then I will live my life to the fullest, checking off things from my bucket list, without thinking what others might say,” Mia replied as blindly as she was posed with the question.

“Let’s do that then!” exclaimed Sherry.

“Why such a hurry?” Mia questioned without lifting her eyes off from the phone.

“Because today my doctor told that in less than six months the tumor in my brain is going to win my life completely.”

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Welcome to the weekly series of Five Sentence Fiction. Every Tuesday I will write a micro-fiction in five sentences based on the prompt.  The above story is written for the prompt HURRY. Feel free to join me with your Five Sentence Fiction using Hurry as prompt in the comments. I would love to read yours.

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Wish #FiveSentenceFiction 9

14 Tuesday Mar 2017

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“You look ravishing.”

“Really? You do know that we are not going to happen, don’t you Dave?”, smiled Kate teasing him.

“I know. But I wish I didn’t!” sighed Dave.

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Welcome to the weekly series of Five Sentence Fiction. Every Tuesday I will write a micro-fiction in five sentences based on the prompt.  The above story is written for the prompt WISH. Feel free to join me with your Five Sentence Fiction using Wish as prompt in the comments. I would love to read yours.

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The Fight

01 Sunday Nov 2015

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Riya ran down the stairs as the doorbell kept ringing.

“Didn’t I tell that I will open the door” She barked at Mia, who was clearly happy to open the door on time.

“Losers weepers” mocked Mia.

The trick-or-treat voices were drowned in the sibling fight leaving the kids perplexed.

50 words drabble written for NoMo at Yeah Write and NaBloPoMo at Blogher.
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The Paranoia?

02 Monday Mar 2015

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She heard the doorknob rattling. She peeped through the adjacent window and there wasn’t anyone. But the doorknob still rattled adding to her nervousness.

It was just like the time she walked back home from work. She was sure that someone was following her, but no one to be seen. And this time, she wasn’t going to tell her suspicions with anyone else just to be called as paranoid.

And she went back to the bed with the unsettled feeling settling in her mind.

Written for Friday Fictioneers for the above photo prompt.

Eternal love

20 Friday Feb 2015

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She didn’t know, my eternal love for her,

Kept my distance,

Under the illusion that it was for the best!

Years later, a reunion brought us together

Uniting us forever!

Circle of Life you may call it!

Missed all those years

We could’ve been together,

Had I conveyed my love!

50 words Fiction written for From 15 to 50 Fiction Challenge.

Word prompt: Eternal

Phrase Prompt: Circle of life

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The Mystery House

12 Thursday Feb 2015

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Though the house on the other side of the street looked just like any other house, Rachel always felt that something was off. The windows were never opened. Neither were the doors.

It was like that since the tragic death of the previous owners when the house went in possession of one of their distant relative, who liked to keep his distance with the rest of the world.

Rachel was terrified when she accidently caught a glimpse of a withered figure from her porch when the doors were seen opened for the first time.

Something is really off, she thought!!

Written for Friday Fictioneers for the above photo prompt.