On The End Of My Finger – 100 Word Microfiction Short Story

I entered a short story competition that required me to write a 1000 word short story in 48 hours. The story needed to meet three things, a genre (A Ghost Story), a location (An Igloo) and an object (A Coffee Mug). It took me a while to find the right idea and to get it to work in a way I was happy with. But like the last time I entered something similar, I enjoyed the desire to find the story that sparked the right way for me. So, for the sake of creativity, here is 1 of the 24 rejected stories in a 100 word format..

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On The End Of My Finger

 

“This is not what I expected when you said you had something to show me,” He says, as he looks over the purpose-built igloo that stands before him.

“You were hoping for something else?”

“Well, when most ladies say they have a little something to show me, it usually means something different.”

“Drink your coffee, before it gets cold you twit,” she says with a laugh, as she shoves a mug of coffee in his face.

“I-I-I,” he stammers.

“W-W-What is it?” she says with a smile.

He raises is arm and points a twitching finger towards a ghostly figure.

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