Reflected Glory

“Do you see this certificate?” I asked.

“Of course,” pat came the reply, “I can see everything.”

I was positively gloating as I posed my follow-up question, “Can you read the sign at the end?”

There was just a hint of trepidation, and hesitation, in the response, “Yes, but…”

“You can’t get away with your ifs and buts this time, my dear,” I exclaimed, going in for the kill, “This certificate by the Guinness Book of World Records clearly states that I am the fairest of them all. They should know better than a stupid old mirror, shouldn’t they?”

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99 words.

Written in response to the Carrot Ranch February 7: Flash Fiction Challenge, hosted by Charli Mills.

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About anuragbakhshi

At the age of 40, I decided to exit the corporate world, and enter the world of stories as a full-time writer. Wish me luck!
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6 Responses to Reflected Glory

  1. Abhijit Ray says:

    If Guiness book has certified, I believe you. Who knows what mirror sees and under what light.

  2. Charli Mills says:

    Ha! When in doubt, get certified. I hope this saves a life (Snow’s).

  3. Pingback: Signs « Carrot Ranch Literary Community

  4. Jules says:

    One way or another… She’ll get the answer she wants!

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