Tuesday
She used to pull the covers over her head when shadows morphed into monsters.
One day she walked into her room, tears clinging to her cheeks, and the monster growled.
She growled louder.
Now she dangles her arm out the side of her bed, and they hold hands.
The End.

Katherine DeGilio is a freelance writer and professional redhead. She is an avid participator in Nano Writing Month and is currently editing the first draft of last years nano novel. You can find some of her previous publications in Litro Literary Magazine, Psych2Go Magazine, Soliloquies Anthology Literary Magazine, and November Falls by Zimbell House Publishing. She loves hearing from readers and encourages them to connect with her on twitter: @katiedegilio.
From Robert McBrearty
January 15, 2019 at 3:00 pm
I enjoyed this. I like the transitions, how much of the change in the dynamic you get across in so few words. Lovely.