| General Fiction posted April 7, 2021 |
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a 75-word story
Kyle
by Bill Schott
Kyle was a kind of super-kid whose kryptonite was Kenny Connors, the kinesthetics coach's kid at the Koko Kamp for kindergarteners. Kyle was keen on knowing all things and being a caring kid. His kindness compensated for his lack of courage, and Kenny Connors capitalized on that. Kyle got kicked around. In keeping with common calculus of coping with creeps like Kenny, however, Kyle crowned the crummy Connors kid with a copy of quotes from Copernicus.
Kyle was a kind of super-kid whose kryptonite was Kenny Connors, the kinesthetics coach's kid at the Koko Kamp for kindergarteners. Kyle was keen on knowing all things and being a caring kid. His kindness compensated for his lack of courage, and Kenny Connors capitalized on that. Kyle got kicked around. In keeping with common calculus of coping with creeps like Kenny, however, Kyle crowned the crummy Connors kid with a copy of quotes from Copernicus.
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