Post by Deleted on Sept 8, 2014 5:15:42 GMT
Your works of fictional literature in any genre and any perspective, with gimmicks, formatting and whatever you want. The only requirement is that, it should be 500 words or lower. Use writtenkitten.net for checking word count.
I'll start.
I'll start.
384 words | 5 A.M. | |
“Jim?” came a voice from downstairs. My body felt heavy. I did not want to get up. “Jim?” the voice sounded urgent. What time was it? I opened my eyes and looked at the clock on my side table. Five o’ clock exactly. Ugh, why was my mom awake at this hour? I struggled to get out of bed. She probably needed to go somewhere early. It’s just the two of us after all, since my dad died of a heart attack a month ago. “Jim?” was the third call. “I’m up!” I grumbled. Still half-asleep, I rolled out of my bed and slowly walked out of my room. Ugh, toilet first... I walked down the hall, the door to my right side near the stairs. It’s locked. What? That didn’t make sense. I turned the knob again. Locked. For real. Did my mom accidentally lock it earlier? I’ll worry about that later. I half-ran down the stairs and went into the kitchen. The fridge door was open. I figured that mom was bent over it. A hand held up a jar of strawberry jam as I got near the fridge. “Please,” she said. Breakfast this early? I’ll go back to sleep after this, I guess. Maybe she’s going to church, it’s a Sunday after all. I grabbed the jar and began to turn the lid... damn, that’s slippery. I guess that’s why she needed my help. I used my shirt for better grip, and soon the lid popped open. “Here. I’m going back to bed,” I said as I handed the jar over the fridge door. There was some rustling behind it. What was she looking for in there? “Ugh, whatever. I’m going back up,” maybe I shouldn’t have complained, but I was still sleepy. I left the jar on the counter. She could take it once she’s done with the fridge. I hurried back up the stairs but as I passed by the locked toilet, the knob clicked and it turned open. Okay, what the hell... I just stood there, frozen as the previously locked door opened up in front of me. {Click Me}“I should get that light changed...” my mom muttered as she stepped out of the toilet. She then looked up at me and asked, “Why are you up so early?” | ||