| Family Fiction posted April 13, 2024 |
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A mother grieves for her family,
Going Home
by Aussie
100 Word Flash Fiction Contest Winner
The old lady sat on her bed. Deep in her memories of her husband Tom and daughter Lane. Both killed fighting the Germans.
Tom was killed in action in 1942.
Lane, her beautiful daughter drowned when the Japanese sunk the hospital ship Centaur.
The old lady sighed, dressed and made her way to the kitchen. It was still dark outside. Today, she would attend the service for the fallen men and women in all wars.
Suddenly, she heard familiar voices of Tom and Lane. She turned to see her family in spirit.
"C'mon Mum, time to go home. She smiled.
The old lady sat on her bed. Deep in her memories of her husband Tom and daughter Lane. Both killed fighting the Germans.
Tom was killed in action in 1942.
Lane, her beautiful daughter drowned when the Japanese sunk the hospital ship Centaur.
The old lady sighed, dressed and made her way to the kitchen. It was still dark outside. Today, she would attend the service for the fallen men and women in all wars.
Suddenly, she heard familiar voices of Tom and Lane. She turned to see her family in spirit.
"C'mon Mum, time to go home. She smiled.
Tom was killed in action in 1942.
Lane, her beautiful daughter drowned when the Japanese sunk the hospital ship Centaur.
The old lady sighed, dressed and made her way to the kitchen. It was still dark outside. Today, she would attend the service for the fallen men and women in all wars.
Suddenly, she heard familiar voices of Tom and Lane. She turned to see her family in spirit.
"C'mon Mum, time to go home. She smiled.
100 Word Flash Fiction Contest Winner |
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100 words flash fiction. The old mother is taken home by her family.
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