Amy hit the high note and held it.
Opening her eyes, three of the chairs had turned.
‘Wow! That was amazing!’
‘Who are you?’
She tried to compose herself. ‘I’m Amy. I’m 52.’
The next couple of minutes passed in a blur.
‘So, who are you going to pick?’
‘Nobody. I just wanted to sing; to see if a chair turned.’
‘You’re not …’
‘Thank-you.’ She strode from the stage.
‘Amy, wait.’
The presenter caught her in the wings.
‘I’m sorry; I’ll be gone by the time the series ends.’
‘Gone?’
Amy tugged the wig free. ‘That was my swansong.’
A drabble is a story of exactly 100 words.
1 comment:
Oh, that ending is potent, Rob. I like the setup for the story, too. Nicely done
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