Living Quarters.
She lay there motionless on the cold, bare kitchen floor, staring up at the utensils. The morning light was just starting to make it’s way through the grim covered skylight. She had found this small place for herself and made it her own. But these little quarters that she had considered her sanctuary for so many months, had changed overnight.
The hushed silence came to an end as he made his way down the stairs to brew his morning coffee. She tried to move her bruised body, but she wasn’t strong enough. She would endure the pain once again.
Word Count : 99
This post was written as part of the Friday Fictioneers Challenge hosted by the wonderful Rochelle. The idea is to write a short story (100 words), based on the photo prompt provided.
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Did I get this right? The male character is the cause of her pain?
Yes. I was thinking it happened in the past, and it is soon to happen again. Thanks for reading!
A powerful and chilling story.
Thanks Ian!
There is no happy ending in this scenario. My heart goes out to her.
Oh how terrible. Beautifully written
Awful, and apparently no help for her. Good writing.