“Have you bought a new scooter, Dan?”
“Nope. Can’t afford one …..” He smiled wryly.
“I’ve seen it parked here a couple of times.”
Pop….Pop… Pop …. Dan’s phone crackled with notifications, as he entered the house. He was connected to the wifi. Who gave him the password?
The pieces of the puzzle were falling in place. He had to map the dates of Dan’s absence from office, disappearance of money from the house and the scooter being parked in this place. He would’ve all the proof, but after implicating a dear one of complicity in the crime. Will he?
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Deceit is always discovered. Good one, Reena!
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Thanks, Sascha!
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OOO nice one..
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Thanks, Violet!
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Well done, Reena. Tension, just right. Conflict, just right. Ending? Leaves us hanging. Perfect 🙂
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Thanks! Ending makes it a case study to explore further endings 😀
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I like the line Dan’s phone crackled with notifications. If the guy can crack the wifi, I wouldnt put anything past him.
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He should have learnt to keep it in silent mode ☺
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A conundrum here. Which way will he turn?
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Whatever suits his own interest ☺
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He’d better be sure, could be circumstantial, could be the cat!
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😀😀
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There’ll be some uncomfortable talks in that family coming up, I think. A different decision for the narrator.
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Yes. Thanks!
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Good take on the prompt, Reena, using it to construct a moral dilemma.
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Thanks a lot, Penny!
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