avatarJosie ElBiry

Free AI web copilot to create summaries, insights and extended knowledge, download it at here

337

Abstract

il.</p><p id="3e83">The sail billowed out, and we sliced the cobalt waters.</p><p id="bc35">He passed a plastic flute of champagne into my hand.</p><p id="e5ce">“Five kilometers,” I said.</p><p id="355f">The sparkle hit my nose.</p><p id="034d">“Renoir’s lunchers?” he laughed. “They won’t be there.”</p><p id="90e2">“Yes, they will,” I

Options

breathed.</p><p id="ab05"><a href="undefined">Josie Elbiry</a>, 2020</p><p id="396a">This story was inspired by the prompt “The Fickle Finger of Fate.” I picked up The Giving Tree, opened it with my eyes closed and punched the page with my finger. It landed on the word “Time”.</p><p id="033c">And so the story goes…</p></article></body>

They Are Always There

On visiting the Maison Fournaise

Image: Google Advanced Image Search

Our boat slipped into the Seine at Argenteuil.

The sail billowed out, and we sliced the cobalt waters.

He passed a plastic flute of champagne into my hand.

“Five kilometers,” I said.

The sparkle hit my nose.

“Renoir’s lunchers?” he laughed. “They won’t be there.”

“Yes, they will,” I breathed.

Josie Elbiry, 2020

This story was inspired by the prompt “The Fickle Finger of Fate.” I picked up The Giving Tree, opened it with my eyes closed and punched the page with my finger. It landed on the word “Time”.

And so the story goes…

Fiction
Microfiction
Paris
Dreams
Sailing
Recommended from ReadMedium