I honestly thought it was Friday this morning, so I posted this, then hid it when I realized it was Thursday, then decided, who cares what day it is?
Just in case you were still worrying about poor Libby’s fate……
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“Libby! Can you hear me?”
She opened her eyes. The sun was too bright; trees swam in and out of her line of vision.
Focus: try to focus. A sea of blue – Reed’s eyes looking into hers. Focus on that steady light; cling to it.
Fear, concern, relief washed across Reed’s face. Then Libby saw something else in his eyes and smiled.
Reed’s hands trembled as he touched her hair, her face, her lips.
Goosebumps…romance is blooming. Wait till Dayner reads this.
Next time don’t leave us hanging for so long. I’ve been waiting to find out if I needed to buy a black dress for the funeral. Now it appears as if i’ll be buying a spring dress for the wedding. Yeah Libby! You go girl! Get that man. LOL
Heh heh. Told ya I’m a happy ending kind of person….
I love happy endings! Thanks a bunch.
You’re welcome! Really, Libby’s had a hard life, so this is A Good Thing.
I’m bouncing up and down in my chair!! I want more!
I think you should submit to this CC–so I can read it. Or post more here.
Gawd, you are such a tease.
Oh, good. I want more, too. Like the rest of the whole story/novel/whatever. I just have to finish writing the freaking thing….
And if I’m not mistaken, those are Redwood trees in your picture. My favorite.
Good eye! They are redwood trees — and my story takes place somewhere in the Carolinas, which does not have redwoods. But I figured for a Flash Fiction it would be okay. I wanted a trees-from-the-flat-of-your-back-perspective, and this was what I was able to find in the 36.7 seconds I’d allocated to the task.
But details, details, details — they are really important.
Yeah! She’s ok – even better than ok! Like the sea of blue!
Thanks, Parrot.