Cesca, that’s the end of the story, hun. A Flash Fiction is supposed to give the very barest beginning, middle and end. It’s a real challenge to write one. You give just enough information to tell a complete and interesting story with no extras.
In my story ending, the reader is told the intruder was shot, police were called, and the victim is A-okay.
Wow! D
Thank you, Dave! I’ll take a Wow any day. 💕😊
And then what happened after she shot the intruder? Who was the intruder?
Cesca, that’s the end of the story, hun. A Flash Fiction is supposed to give the very barest beginning, middle and end. It’s a real challenge to write one. You give just enough information to tell a complete and interesting story with no extras.
In my story ending, the reader is told the intruder was shot, police were called, and the victim is A-okay.
The end.
It was getting good! But what happened next? I hate left hanging!
No one is left hanging, Connie. Please read it again. She shot the intruder.
I guess I read it so fast, I must have skipped over that part! Sorry about that.
No problem, Connie. Flash fiction is so short, it’s easy to miss something important.
It’s a challenge to write Flash Fiction but I love it. ❤️💕😊
Elliot, thank you most sincerely for the restack.
Connie Casella and Cori Bren, thank you for the restacks! I really appreciate it.
I love the twist at the end. Now, I get to fantasize about who she shot.