Monday, October 17, 2016

Flash Fiction

Before my sister died in a fiery car wreck, I borrowed a lot of her sweaters. There were still a dozen of them flung about my room when the police knocked on our door to tell us Heather was gone. No matter how many times I Febreze those sweaters, they always smell like smoke.

Flash Fiction

"I live alone," I say into the darkness.

It is repeated back to me.