Photo Prompt Fiction – 100 words
PHOTO PROMPT © Dale Rogerson
At five past five, in the wee hours of the dawn, the bus came to a halt before a big gate. I looked at my fifteen-year-old. Her chubby face, when she was a child, flashed my mind. It was the same blank grumpy look in her eyes this morning too. My heart squeezed as I dropped her to her hostel, leaving her to be all by herself.
Before the sinking feeling overpowered me, I had to find my way out.
Hours later, as I said, ‘Veg Margherita, extra-cheese,” I looked around proudly. That was my first ever visit to Dominos.
About Author
Rajashree
A homemaker by choice who chose to enter into this enigmatic world of writing to express herself, vent out her emotions and voice out her opinion about life, parenting, adoption, relationships, and about a few more issues. A firm believer that perspective matters to a lot extent.
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Dear Rajashree,
First time for everything. 😀
Welcome to your first time writing for Friday Fictioneers.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thank you Rochelle. This was my first contribution to Friday Fictioneers.
Love Dominoes, never tried eating one though. 😉
It’s worth trying Mick!
It’s hard to let go! Your role as a mom comes to an abrupt end and you geel so disoriented. Comfort food is only a temporary distraction.
True Christine, but sometimes those temporary distractions help a lot to overcome.
Only fifteen? What on earth has she done? Your story poses a lot of questions.
Yes Liz, she was only fifteen. It was to provide her a better education.
Welcome to this wonderful group.
Nice first FF!
Thank you Dale.