Yearning
I’ll always question how it ended.
Olivia blindfolded me. It was soft and silky. Glitter guided me. I followed unresisting to the front of the bookstore blindfolded as if I might see something I shouldn’t or perhaps remember the way back.
Heightened senses made the worn carpet feel like grass. The air smelled rich beneath the smell of dust and old books. I could hear multiple voices talking softly. Everything around me seemed so alive.
The jingle of the bell was startling.
Sounds of traffic overwhelmed me. I was alone on the street. The door locked. The sign read closed.
By Shari Marshall – April 28, 2018
Click Here to start at the beginning of this story: A for Anomalous.
Prompt for this 100 word post is from 101 Writing Prompts, prompt #32.
So evocative – and then she’s out on the street. Will she ever be allowed back in?!
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Perhaps, but then again…
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Her story can’t end there. Maybe another bookstore can lead her astray?
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Could there be another magical bookstore?
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Maybe she found an entrance to Underhill? How much time has passed since she first entered the bookstore?
https://katseaholm.wordpress.com/2018/04/28/y-is-for-yowl/
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How much time has passed is an excellent question, and not one I dedicated a letter too. I think if I were to continue that question would need to be answered for sure, for now I imagine that there is a strange time breakdown once a person goes inside the bookstore so that time passes there but stands still outside.
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I love how you’ve done this blogging challenge in 100-word bits, telling a story through the succession. Reading this at Y has led me to start at A and onward!
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That is wonderful, I hope you enjoy the read. Thank you for visiting.
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Thanks for detailsnbs live stream
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How could she let them blindfold her to go!? I would want to know how to get back!
Jayden R. Vincente
Erotic Fiction Writer
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