Honestly, this isn’t how I expected to spend New Year’s Eve. Mum had to cover for another nurse at short notice – again – and felt bad for leaving me on my own. So she asked Aunty Callie and Callie said, ‘yes if she’ll come to the bowling alley.’ Bowling sounded boring, but Callie’s cool. Her friends are, too. And one of them brought his teenage brother along, Colin. I quite like Colin. We make a good bowling team even though we keep messing around.
I hope Colin’ll kiss me at midnight.
Somehow, I’ve ended up in the right place by accident.
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Written for Flash Fiction for the Purposeful Practitioner: Week #1- 2016. Thanks, Roger, for hosting a new flash fiction challenge!
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Well done. Those accidental midnights can be life changing!
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Thank you!
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There will be a kiss if they managed to get themselves involved in another accidental happening 🙂
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Yep :). Thanks for stopping by!
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Cute! I could feel a tween’s voice in this piece! I hope he kisses her! Or…maybe not! LOL!
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Thanks, PJ! Happy New Year 🙂
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Happy New Year!!
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That’s cute. She thought going bowling with her Aunt would be boring but she ended up meeting Colin. Great story.
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Thank you, Mandi! Good things happen when you least expect them sometimes 🙂
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Great bowling story. Oh, young love. Happy New Year. 🙂
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awwww! i’m crossing my fingers that he kisses her!
happy new year to you and your loved ones xx
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Great story with an open ending.
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Cheers 🙂
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Wonderful story! She not only is having unexpected fun, but meeting Colin was the hi-light of her night. If he kisses her when the New Year comes in, she will really be thankful for spending it in a bowling alley.
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Exactly! Thank you, Jessie 🙂
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