The prompt: As she searched, her movements were frantic
My story:
Anna ignored the tugging on her skirt until it stopped.
Looking away from her grocery list, she turned to her three-year-old son.
He was gone.
She turned on the spot, scanning the area around her, but
saw no little boy. She ran down the aisle, forcing down the panic that quickly
built. He had to be close, it had only been a few seconds. As she
searched, her movements were frantic, nearly colliding with several
shoppers. She approached the last aisle, praying he’d be there. Halfway down
the candy aisle the boy sat, mouth full and hands covered in chocolate.
It's amazing what kids can do in a matter of seconds. I hope you enjoyed it, and as always, be sure to check out the other stories today too!
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Yes, one of my biggest nightmares! Love it!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a panic anyone who has cared for kids can relate to. They are ninjas!
ReplyDeletelove your take on this prompt. I can totally relate to it.
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