- It’s pretty awful really; the way it all went down.
- The fog covers the path ahead, making it harder and harder for them to find their way.
- It was a twenty-two-hour drive to Aspen, Colorado and she was stuck in a car with the person she hated the most.
- You can still just make out where this wide field used to be a highway, before ‘it’ happened and made cars a thing out of a science fiction novel.
- She awoke to the tip-tap of her dog’s nails on the floor—only she hadn’t had a dog in twenty years.
- I guess this is how I’m going to die.
- Twenty years ago, a pandemic swept through the world, and we are still trying to recover.
- I think there is a dead man on my living room floor.
- They smiled and held out their hand.
- She listened to the phone against her ear.
- Her eyes flicked around the screen as she worked.
- He hadn’t seen her so happy since…
- I stood on the sidewalk outside my childhood home and attempted a game of “spot the difference.”
- All four of the guests sat silently around the table each waiting for someone else to begin the inevitable conversation on the reason they were there.
- The bar wasn’t crowded for a Friday evening, but it was a small town.

Reblogged this on All About Writing and more.
LikeLike