Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Just dessert


The girl hesitated. Should she cut into the pumpkin? It was glowing a ghostly glow, reflecting her face against it. She slowly dipped the knife into the pumpkin, but at the last second, she stopped. Should I? she wondered. Or not? Her thoughts were tossed back and forth. The pumpkin grew brighter and brighter, almost seeming to blind her. Finally, she decided. She slowly started to cut into the oumkin, despite her misgivings. The glow streamed out as she cut deeper into the pumpkin. Finally, all the glow came out and dripped on her as she dropped the knife and screamed in terror, for the glow was deadly acid.


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P. S. Uh, that's not how it's supposed to go. I'll fix it. Er… hope you liked my short story!…?

1 comment:

  1. So sorry. I forgot to include the picture. :( I will include it in soon. Thank you for your understanding. Wow. And that just sounded really weird. --Lisa

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