Tag: black comedy

• BEST FORGOTTEN

  

  Lillian stared at the incongruous door. Why had it been added to the old stone entrance? Why the rusty chain in front of it? She ran back to her father. ‘If there is a door, why does there need to be a chain?’ she asked. Her father looked down at her. ‘So that no one gets…

  Iain Kelly

  23/11/2016

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story

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