“Would you like to see my secret lab?” Connor smiled.
He was having the best night of his life – not only did he score a date with a beautiful girl on the street, it turned out they shared a lot of common interests.
Kayla giggled, “You know I want to.”
A mere three minutes later, the elevator landed on the hundredth floor. Connor led Kayla through a maze before arriving at a metal door with a keypad in the center. Connor entered a four-digit key with his thumb. Click. Connor turned to Kayla, “Welcome to my secret lab.”
The room was dark and on all sides, metal shelves lined the walls. Kayla was awestruck. Now I know. “Are those your creations?”
Connor nodded, “Those are failures.” He grabbed Kayla’s hand and led her deeper into the lab. “Wait until you see this.” That’s it, Kayla thought, almost there. Connor led Kayla around the corner, “Behold, the green diamond.”
“I want it.” Kayla gasped.
“What?” Connor laughed, “You can’t have that.”
“Tell that to my gun.”
(~175 words)
This story was originally published on December 6, 2016.
Written for Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, a flash fiction challenge hosted by Priceless Joy from 2015-2019. In this prompt, we are challenged to write a piece between 100 and 150 words (more or less 25 words) using the photo prompt given.
A good ending ❤
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Thank you. 🙂
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And Connor must have been wondering why he didn’t installed the metal detector in his secret lab.
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I agree, he should’ve had someone pat her down before he took her to his secret lab.
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