Hola friends, how have you been? If you have forgotten, Friday Foto Fiction is a Weekly Blog Hop where we celebrate fiction writing. We give you a photo prompt every week and you need to write a flash fiction based on the photo. Isn’t that really easy? 100 Words on the photo and let your imagination run wild.
Yours truly and Mayuri from Sirimiri, co-host Friday Foto Fiction every week. We had taken a little break but Friday Foto Fiction 2.0 is here and we are coming back with many exciting stuffs for you.
So why wait anymore? Get your creativity together and write a 100-word flash fiction right away. 100 words are too less? Okay, we are being the angels here, this time around you can write for 150 words!
We’ll select weekly featured blogger and a monthly winner – for being the most active participant. Monthly winners, you are in for a surprise, wait for it! Your flash fiction can make you the hero.
Read the complete rule and guidelines at the end of the post.
#FridayFotoFiction Prompt
The Free Bird #FridayFotoFiction Flash Fiction
Everything is looking picture perfect.
My couture bridal gown, the orchids, everything is looking impeccable, just how I’ve been dreaming all my life.
I can hear the giggles of my family waiting outside.
In another 15 minutes, I’ll be out and walking the aisle.
I’ll be walking towards a new beginning of life with him, just how I have been wishing for last three years.
But, can I overlook everything that has happened between us? I have forgiven him when he last cheated on me. I have tried to forget when he was being jealous of my successful career. But can I overlook what I saw last night? He has cheated on me, again!
Is everything really perfect?
I can’t do this! The stage is not perfect, the day is not perfect – nothing is!
I will be the Free Bird again, away from all of it.
I have to go.
©Tina Basu
Word Count – 150
How to participate in #FridayFotoFiction Flash Fiction Challenge
- Every Thursday evening we’ll give you a photo prompt
- Follow @twinklingtina & @Mayuri6 on twitter and wait for the prompt, Thursdays at 8pm
- Write a 100 Word story on the photo prompt. You can go upto max 150 words.
- Use the badge at the end of your posts
- Link up with Tina or Mayuri
- Linky is open from Friday to Wednesday midnight. So you have 6 days to link up.
- Read, comment, share on host and co-hosts posts and at least two more posts linked in the party Pro Tip – Networking and commenting is good for your blog’s health and ranks.
- Use #FridayFotoFiction in your post and share on social media using the same hashtag.
- Every week we will have one featured blogger who is the best reflection of this community spirit
- And every month a winner for most active participation
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15 comments
That is the best decision she could have taken. Kudos!
More power to her! A new beginning cannot take place while you carry past baggage.
Isn’t she fortunate that she learnt about this serial cheater before much damage is done? Forgiving once itself was more than enough!
– Anagha From Team MocktailMommies
https://mocktailmommies.blogspot.com
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Good for her.
It’s a beautiful tale, flying on the vision of her dreams and choices. LOvely
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Interesting take on a happy picture.I would never have guessed.Best wishes for FFF 2.0
Oh my…just imagine getting married and have to deal with that every single day. She might cry today for not going through with the wedding, but it would be a blessing for her in the long run. Beautiful written btw.
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So glad to see Friday Foto fiction back.
Loved the story, Tina! Best decision she could take.
Good she took the decision finally or else would have regretted the whole life for it…
Yes sometimes the decisions are difficult but good to stick to them than regret later. Thanks for dropping by.
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It good for her, i will tell her to read this.