Photo Credit – Adam Ickes
“For God’s sake Pete, it is summer, soak up the sun and quit
bugging me with your university applications. It is holiday time, amigo. Why
don't you appreciate the beauty around you?,” said Tony, hinting towards Sofia
as she lay fanning herself on the bonnet of 1967 Impala, wearing an orange crop
top with rugged denim pants.
For Tony, uprooting the grass and dirtying his nails with mud was
the only way of venting frustration. Half-heartedly, he eyed the Latina from
the corner of his eye. The expression of admiration soon turned to absolute
horror as he saw a wing of burning fighter copter whooshing towards the Impala,
landing on Sofia’s bare midriff and splattering blood on grass.
For the rest of his life, he could not eject Sofia’s last image
before her death, a playful wink while nibbling on the straw of her Virgin
Mary.
Friday Fictioneers is a unique challenge that is hosted by Rochelle Fields where writers pen 100-word stories inspired by the photo prompt. For more information see:
http://rochellewisofffields.wordpress.com/2014/03/12/14-march-2014/
Ow what a tragedy. At least she died in style!
ReplyDeleteWell, if a girl has to die.. the least we could is make it stylish :P
Deletegruesome but well done :)
ReplyDeleteI am glad u liked it :)
DeleteI didn't see that one coming...and obviously neither did anyone else! What an imagination! :-)
ReplyDeletejanet
Thanks, Janet. I owe it to the excitement to pen something every Friday.
Deletesome images are hard to delete !
ReplyDeleteHorus
Hey, Horus
DeleteIndeed they are.. just like our plenty of childhood memories.
What a way to die!Fantastic take on the prompt:-)
ReplyDeleteHi, Atreyee
DeleteIs it? I am glad you liked it.
That was disturbing. What a final image to carry with you and what a freak accident.
ReplyDeleteShalom,
Rochelle
Hi, Rochelle
ReplyDeleteI know. Just an attempt to make it an interesting read. How are you?
Best,
Tanvi
Woah, a touch of horror to wake me up properly on a Saturday morning! Nice job.
ReplyDeleteHey,Judah First
DeleteI am glad that my fic worked as a morning alarm for you.
A horrifying but well-written story. I can see why someone would carry that vision for the rest of their lives.
ReplyDeleteHi, P.S.
DeleteMaybe because some visions are etched in your memory forever. And an image like this is hard to shake off.