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He meant the world to her. Ever
since she could remember, he tended to her every need, just as he did with the other cows. Some of them went missing now and then; she thought they must
have gone astray or wandered off. Little did she know she was
growing up in a butcher’s backyard.
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It was her birthday, but no one
seemed to remember. At the end of a long day, she dragged herself home, upset
with the world for not making her day special. Little did she know her friends
and family waited with bated breath in the darkness of her house to throw her a
big surprise!
This post has been written for Write Tribe’s 55 on Friday for the prompt “Little did she know”
I love the first one more I guess...! :) but both are gr8
ReplyDeleteYeah, the second one is kind of predictable, isn't it?
Deleteoh wow!! .. great take on the prompt .. both the write ups.. loved reading .. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by and your encouragement :)
DeleteThose are really good 55ers...I liked how you made one a bit dark and the other positive... :)
ReplyDeleteI wanted to bring the contrast in. Glad you liked it. Thank you for visiting my blog :)
DeleteGood ones! Esp, liked the first one.. sure was a twist :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Seeta! Wanted to try a non - human protagonist. :)
Deletewho doesn't love such surprises! :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! Thanks for taking time out to read and comment. :)
DeleteLovely stories there..
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteThe first story was brilliant! The ending was totally unexpected.
ReplyDelete:D Thanks Sreesha.
Deletelike the first one.. nice :)
ReplyDeleteNandri. :) Second one is pretty run of the mill isn't it?
DeleteVery good 55s. I loved the contrast in both the tales.
ReplyDeleteDanke Diptee.
Deletethe first one I loved more...very thought provoking :)
ReplyDeleteBoth of them are completely awesome. The first one was my favorite! ♥
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