I don't know if I can do it.
She'd been sitting here in the coffee house for fifteen minutes now, thinking she was just a little dizzy, all she needed was a cup of tea and she'd be fine. She'd drunk the tea, she'd sat quietly, but she didn't feel better in the slightest. Everything still had that just-off-of-normal look, and her heart was still thumping right along.
If she could just make it out the door, up the elevator and back to her desk, she'd be safe, but here she sat, too frightened to move.
Why can't I do this?
This is a Six Sentence Stories Installment, #2. The cue was "can."
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Hope she feels better. I think she needs something to eat. Is she pregnant? Is there Installment #3 coming?
ReplyDeleteI wanna know!!!! I had a situation like this once trying to convince myself i was ok....ended in an ambulance, surgery and icu....ugh!!!
ReplyDeleteI wanna know!!!! I had a situation like this once trying to convince myself i was ok....ended in an ambulance, surgery and icu....ugh!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, this begs a longer story! :-)
ReplyDeleteTime Travel Story!!! Time Travel Story! ! (make it, puhleeze make it (the continuation) a time travel story)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely makes you think something physical, when you look at both installments. But the "why couldn't she do this" suggests something more mental, emotional. Looking forward to the next.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for stopping by! I thought I knew where this was going, but now you've all got me thinking. The value of critical feedback!
ReplyDeleteHas she had a shock or been possessed by aliens or demons? Lead us on to next week.
ReplyDeleteI also want to know what happens!!! I hate that nagging "i dont feel well feeling" that wont go away.... time travel???? yeeees
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