Saturday, February 23, 2013
What Would You Have Said?
And the prompt from VelvetVerbosity for the 100 Word Challenge is: Surviving
Here's my hundred:
Sole Surviving Relative
The lawyers (one of the firm’s interns, actually,
name of Thompson) found Arthur Wilkes’ great-nephew working in an auto repair
shop. When Thompson arrived at the shop and approached, mindful of his loafers
on the oil-stained concrete, the only heir of the until-most-recently well-to-do
Wilkes was working a machine that spun a tire so that you could take the rubber
off the rim with a huge screwdriver-like tool. Wilkes’ sister’s grandson: last fruit
of a fantastically unlucky, short-lived family tree… Informed that he stood to
inherit a cool million, the man had this to say: “Far out.”
Labels:
fiction
If you click the green share button and then the gray button with three dots on it, it takes you to an insane list of all the ways to share. Seriously, if you haven't seen it before, you really should. Anyway, alright, I'll let you go. Thanks heaps for visiting. Take care.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Far out, indeed. :)
ReplyDelete:)
Delete...wonder what he did with the money...
I enjoyed this!
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'd like to be in that position!
ReplyDelete