Six Sentence Sunday: Full Metal Librarian XXII (Reynard Times-Courier)

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When last we left our heroine:

“Door,” I said, getting to my feet and retying my robe, looking at the black smears my hands left on the sash, “call the—”

“Do not,” said a voice, “call the Police.”

I jerked my head around and stared at the little Pressman, the one Diane had pulled away, the same one I’d noticed in the mob on my lawn, standing by the still open Doorway.  “Get the hell out of my house,” I said.

“Don’t be stupid,” he said.  “There isn’t time.”

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22 thoughts on “Six Sentence Sunday: Full Metal Librarian XXII (Reynard Times-Courier)

  1. Yikes! Will she go with him or stay? Great opportunity with character arcs and turning point in plot.

  2. I was just telling my kids how much I hate it when someone calls me stupid. In fact, it’s been known to make my blood boil.

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