WEEK 25

Choose just 1 from the following dialogue prompts:

“Well it’s about time!”
“Oh alright, if you insist.”
“Don’t I know you from somewhere?”

If you have never taken part before, please read the following - if the rules aren't followed your entry will be disqualified:

Every Wednesday around noon, three prompts of ​dialogue will posted here.

THE RULES
Choose just 1 piece of dialogue to write your piece of flash fiction of no more than 300 words.
Do not add to, or delete any part of the prompt you choose to use.
It should read exactly as above, a stand-alone piece of dialogue.

Title your story (the title will not count in the 300 words)

If the rules are not followed the entry won't be included.

No emails to make corrections will be sent.

When you are happy with your story EMAIL IT TO:
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​ info@secret-attic.co.uk
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The best stories will be published in an issue of the Secret Attic Booklet & Online
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Closing Tuesday at midnight (UK time) 13th April 2021

JUDGE: Jeff Jones

WRITERS LEAGUE POINTS AWARDED
Taking part in any Weekly Write = 1 
(If you send more than one story for the WW, the 1 point is for all your entries not per entry)
Selected in any Weekly Write = 2
(The overall winner + selected are awarded 2 points)

Please Note:
From Week 24 the stories will no longer be posted on the website - entries are judged anonymously and the winner along with selected will be announced shortly after closing date.

Previously...

WW22
“I didn’t see that coming.”
“That’s gotta hurt!”
“It’s not what it looks like.”
WW23
“I’ve never seen so much blood.”
“It will never happen again, I promise.”
“Would I lie to you?”
WW24
“Are you going to finish that?”
“Don’t do something I’ll regret.”
“You’re going too fast!”
WW19
“What was I supposed to do?”
“She winked at me.”
“He comes in most nights.”
WW16
1.  "He didn't do it... you did."
2.  "I hoped you would die this way."
3.  "You're telling me you knew all along?"
WW20
“You don’t see that very often.”
“I thought it was you.”
Honestly, it wasn’t me!”
WW17
1. “How long have you been standing there?”
2. “She’ll never make it.”
3. “If looks could kill.”
WW21
“Now what are you going to do?”
“Better late than never!”
“I don’t believe it!”
WW18
1. “You did what?”
2. “This won't take long.”
3. “I know I put it here somewhere.”
WW13
1.  "I know this is yours."
2.  "She thinks I'm stupid."
3.  "Why did you leave it?"
WW14
1.  "You're sitting on it!"
2.  "You're standing right in the middle of it."
3.  "Why are you upside down?"
WW15
1.  "Didn't you read the sign?"
2.  "I'll pay you back."
3.  "I watched as she drowned."
WW10
1.  "She lives in the woods."
2. "Where are my keys?"
3.  "Don't touch it!"
WW11
1. "It's full."
2. "They killed it."
3. "I've found you a wife."
WW12
1.  "There's plenty left."
2.  "It's not real."
3.  "How did you know that?"​
WW7
1. “Whose shoes are these?”
2. "Don't get too comfortable."
3. "What you lookin' at?"
WW8
1. “Are you absolutely sure?”
2. "Are you scared now?"
3. "There must be more than this."
WW9
1.  "I've seen your face before."
2.  "What's wrong?"
3.  "They are coming for you."​
WW4
1. “But you must come! It's my birthday!”
2. "Did you do that on purpose?"
3. "Alexa, turn on the oven."
WW5
1. “You've said it now.”
2. "Can you move?"
3. "You're too late, he died last year."
WW6
​1. “Why is that there?”
2. "I know she suffered."
3. "Of course it matters!"
WW 1
1. "Where's this bit go?"
2. "No, I don't think so."
3. "Is that your blood?"
WW2
1. "Is this your mask?"
2. "I'll have three more then."
3. "Here, drink this."
WW3
1. "Try not to think about it."
2. "I'll see you on Christmas Day, hopefully."
3. "Who invited you?"