Wonhundred Word Wednesdays

Prompt: The pink glove lay on the ground, almost covered. The pink glove lay on the grass, almost covered with snow. Isabelle bent down to pick it up, but her hand passed right through it. She wanted so badly to brush the snow away and convince Amy to put it back on. No one else […]

Prompt: It was time. She’d fought against it for so long.   Rachel touched her bloody leg, wincing at the pain. The leg was on fire. Red streaks spread up her leg. Blood poisoning. It had been stupid to go hiking alone, but she’d been mad at Sean. And she’d fallen into an abandoned mine

Sorry I’m a day late this week, peeps. Life on the homefront is a little nuts right now. Enjoy! Prompt: It was just for one night. It was just for one night. Carleigh would owe her forever. This was the kind of debt that would take decades to repay. Maybe centuries. Leah had a lot

Prompt: She had to find the necklace, before… Marlene had to find the necklace before Emily got home. She shouldn’t have “borrowed” it. She always lost Emily’s stuff. Now Emily was on her way home, and Marlene knew she would notice the missing necklace. Marlene checked in all the couch cushions. She checked behind the

Prompt: Reluctantly he handed over the key. Dane quietly opened his bedroom door, looking up and down the hallway. He crept down the stairs, avoiding the one that creaked. The party was going to be epic. Lucy would be there. He knew she was into him. Dane tip-toed through the living room. He lifted the

Prompt: My heart pounded wildly.   My heart pounded wildly, keeping time with my feet slapping the wet pavement. I heard the heavy breathing, the sounds of chase. The monster grew closer. I stumbled on cracked sidewalk. I wanted to scream for help, but instead gasped for air. Just a little further. I saw my

Prompt: He hadn’t seen anything like it in twenty years of teaching. He hadn’t seen anything like it in twenty years of teaching. The professor gazed in astonishment at the glowing ball of magic that electrified the air between him and his pupil. “You think you’re so smart,” Jonas said. He moved his hands, the