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No Way Cincy
Chris Hinrichsen Reeds y Contest 221jchinrichsen88a@gmail.com No Way CincyDowntown Cincinnati Three hours ago. A brown tall and lank basketball player in a bellhop suit for the Hilton. Knocks hard on a hotel door on the twelfth floor. Knock Knock“Room Service, Mr. Jones. Your rib dinner is ready.” The young bellhop pushes the cart with a dinner covered in steel tray and covers along with a Sterno cup. He spots a white man lying on the ground naked and spread eagle lying face down in a robe. Suddenly a shadow smashes a vase over the young man's head.Two hours later. The young man rises from t...
Just Another Memory
“The wind sure is wild up here.” Noah looked up to the sky. The wind whistled in his ears and the snow was as lush and white as it had always been. Nothing had changed. The sun stood stock still high in the sky, clouds drifting overhead, casting shadows on the mount, his heartbeat pounding in his ears. The frosty air bit at his face, penetrating his lungs and shocking him from the crisp feel of the wintry air. Noah’s lips cracked dry and the breeze turned his cheeks pink. He hastily tugged his scarf closer. When was the last time they had been here? Two, three years ago? Maybe four. Neverthele...
Fuzz and the Plague
Pressed against the backdrop of three amber suns, the enemy’s Crescent Winged Fighters cast a menacing shadow upon the peaceful villagers below. As the aircrafts streaked across the seafoam green sky, shrieks of terror whipped up like wildfire. Planet Antora trembled beneath the weight of Black Foot’s impending invasion.Pax’s outdoor market abruptly shifted from a bustling center of commerce to a frenzied hub of fear. Carts with coral and white umbrellas toppled over, releasing a river of yellow Pekun fruit that quickly transformed into an obstacle course for the marketplace dashers. As shoppe...
Bird Watching
OneMedina gazed out the open window into their new starlit world, Lillian at her side, waiting impatiently. Sighing, Medina closed the window and attended towww.onedoor.cc Lillian’s cluttered papers strewn all over their shared room. “I never asked you to pick up my papers,” Lillian murmured, still tapping her toe impatiently. “I asked you to take me on the main deck!” Lillian spoke a little louder, arms crossed in defiance. Medina placed the messy papers on her desk and slipped on her shoes as slowly as she could muster. Then, she took Lillian’s hand and guided her up two landings, past the maintenance wor...