Neil rolled his eyes as John patted his pockets.
‘I can’t find my credit card.’
‘Have you checked your wallet?’
‘It was in my shirt pocket.’
They’d already enacted a pantomime of finding his passport.
‘Are you sure?’
‘Pretty sure.’ John re-started the circuit of his pockets. ‘But, it isn’t there now.’
‘Why don’t you keep it in your wallet?’
‘In case I lose my wallet.’
‘But you have your wallet; not your card.’
‘Which means I’ve only lost one card.’
‘Have you looked inside your passport?’
‘Why would it be there?’
‘Why was your passport hidden inside a sock?’
A drabble is a story of exactly 100 words.
1 comment:
Oh, I like this, Rob. People do have their reasons for putting passports and cards in...different places. Well done
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