Hint Fiction written for this week’s prompt at Tuesday Scribes.
She came seeking Agnes Waterhouse, who’d lived at No. 3, but Mother’s been gone ‘most 500 years. It’s best not to call at that door.
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Now there’s a short tale that leaves you wanting more. I really enjoyed this.
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I love the last line. It is full of mystery. Nicely done.
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