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We stood frozen as as we saw the monsters come towards us. If they saw us, we were toast.
But almost miraculously, they passed us by unsuspectingly.
We’d escaped discovery this time, but we knew our relief was temporary, no one was safe from these tourists for too long.
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271 characters.
Written in response to Kat’s twittering tale #79. The challenge is to write a tale in 280 characters or less for the given photo prompt!
This is also my submission for the #AtoZChallenge, and #BlogchatterA2Z. Today’s letter is M, which, in my story stands for Monsters.
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Sad, but true!
Thanks Varad
Haha! Fantastic twist at the end!!! 😀
Thank you so much Kat
So true..these tourists are indeed monsters https://trinalooksback.com/2018/04/14/mona/
Thank you so much Balaka
Superb twist, Anurag . I had assumed monsters to be real monsters. 🙂
Thank you so much Moon
I hope I’ve never been considered to be a monster on my travels!
A-Z of My Friend Rosey!
‘They’ hope so too 🙂
They destroy everything in their path.
https://iainkellywriting.com/2018/04/14/m-is-for-metlika-on-the-slovenian-croatian-border/
They do, they do 😦
Great story in 271 characters!
Thank you so much 🙂
Haha, I like the surprise ending.
Thank you so much 🙂
Great one! Sad but true.
Thank you so much Meha
Oh, the poor creatures.Masterfully written. Loved the twist in the short tale.
Thank you so much Lavanya
Lol!! Very clever and well done!
Thank you so much Laura
That’s great – love it
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easily the best I read.
Thank you so much
Thank you so much, really appreciate it.
how does one receive notification on new posts by mail?
I think there should be a provision for that on my home page Raghu. I’ll check and correct it if it’s not there. Otherwise, since you’ve followed my blog, you should anyways be getting a mail every time I post.
Thanks.
Delightfully written yet such a harsh and sad reality
True that. Thanks Natasha