Family Story Night | Flash Fiction
This is a 100-word story for the Friday Fictioneers weekly blog challenge hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-fields.
Photo Prompt
I took the photo she used for the challenge.
My inspiration:
Kassidy Spence, our hero in the paranormal/urban fantasy novel They All Died Smiling, used to entertain herself by writing stories and her family by telling stories. Her Aunt Beck started a weekly tradition of Family Storytelling Night, during which everyone took turns telling a tall or true tale. You won’t get any of that in the book, but thanks to this writing challenge, you get to know Kassidy and Russ, an FBI Agent in the book, a little better as kids
The Story
Family Story Night
By Ronda Del Boccio
Genre: Paranormal
Word count: 100
During family story night, everyone but Russ fixed their attention on Kassidy as she continued her tale.
“The orb descended, casting an eerie, green light all around.”
Eyes searching the room, Russ yawned.
“A ramp protruded from the glowing globe. It hit the ground with a thud. A six-legged metallic alien descended. Clang-clang-clang-clang. Red beams shot from its eyes as it searched all around.”
Russ fidgeted, looking everywhere but at Kassidy.
“Then, the creature spied what it sought. A boy wandering in the woods. It crouched and ATTACKED!”
She pounced on Russ. He screamed. Everyone but him laughed.
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