Maria could feel the hills come alive with music as the magnificent scenery unfolded before her. Mother Superior had been right, this WAS an epic workplace.
Photo prompt courtesy Sue Vincent
With renewed confidence, she gazed into the eyes of the handsome but stern-looking man who was standing next to to the seven unruly little ones…her future wards…if she could somehow impress the man, and that dazzling beauty standing next to him.
But before she could say anything, the man spoke up, “Miss Maria, let’s start at the very beginning. This is my wife Snow White, and these are the seven dwarfs.”
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Written as a part of two challenges:
- Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt: Turning #writephoto
- Charli Mills’ September 6 – Flash Fiction Challenge at the Carrot Ranch Literary Community.
jagahdilmein 
I would not have foreseen that twist 😀
Thank you so much Sue, just another bizarre day in my head 🙂
🙂
haha! didn’t expect Snow White of all people to turn up at the end! 🙂
Neither did I 🙂
haha the beauty of going with it…
Good mix of two classics!
Thank you so much Di
Plot twist! 😀
What else? 🙂
That’s what I look forward to!
Gracias 🙂
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@Two in one Anurag! Great job!
Thank you so much Ritu
Genius the way you ended it!
Thank you so much Helene
*Hahahaha!* 😀 I love that very surprising turn!
Thank you so much 🙂
Such a great ending! Love it! 🙂
Thank you so much Dorinda
You’re very welcome
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You are amazing. Sometime you write a story in 300 character, other time, you combine two prompts into one. Some writer you are!
Awww, humbled by the high praise Abhijit. Thank you so much.
I can’t stop giggling over this one — such an epic image your flash leaves in my head!
Thank you so much Charli 🙂
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Very clever and satisfying story.
Thank you so much Anne.
This is fabulous. Love it. So clever!
Thank you so much Norah