Welcome to Friday and this week's edition of Five Sentence Fiction. This week's prompt is thunder. If you'd like to learn more about Five Sentence Fiction, or give it a try yourself (which I highly recommend), just visit Lillie McFerrin Writes. Enjoy!
Thunder is usually something to be scared of, something to make you grip your sheets in terror, but not tonight. Tonight it was the only thing keeping her safe.
With every loud, shuddering boom, the little creatures on the floor around her bed would leap back against the wall, terrified. In the quiet between they would creep forward slowly, smiling with pointed teeth, getting bolder until another blast of thunder sent them scurrying back. If the storm ended before morning, she was done for.
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ooh brilliant twist! Very imaginative.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteYou scared me! It is not long I used to hide under the sheets when the closet door opens slowly. The boogeyman was always my bane!
ReplyDeleteVery well written, thank you for providing so good entertaining!
You're very welcome! And thank you for your lovely comments, you made me smile!
DeleteInteresting... finding out what monsters are afraid of. Maybe she can use this to her advantage somehow. Good story - but how will it end?
ReplyDeleteGood question.. good question...
DeleteOh my, you have quite the imagination! Yes, what happens next?
ReplyDeleteThank you! As to what happens next... I have no idea. :)
Deletethis is exquisite
ReplyDeletemy guess is she survives
but tomorrow night - what then?
Cheers!
JzB
Thank you! That's quite a compliment! I like to think she survives the night as well, and the next day must formulate a plan for permanent survival.
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