Anna held the note not wanting the moment to end.
She opened her eyes to find all four chairs turned.
Panic blossomed in her chest.
‘I’m sorry.’
She turned and fled the stage.
* * *
‘Is Anna okay?’
‘She’s resting,’ the woman said. ‘It’s my fault. I shouldn’t have entered her.’
‘You’re her aunt?’
‘Yes; her guardian. She’s seventeen, shy, awkward. I thought this might … she thinks it’ll make the bullying worse.’
‘She’s the voice of an angel. She could win this.’
‘Please don’t broadcast her bit.’
‘But …’
‘I’m begging you.’
‘People will flock to her side.’
A drabble is a story of exactly 100 words.
1 comment:
That's what bullying does to a person, Rob. You express it really effectively here. Anna felt very real to me.
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