“Grandma? Are you listening?”
Dorothy suppressed a sigh and put down her binoculars, turning away from the kitchen window to look at her granddaughter. She enjoyed Rachel’s visits, but today was not a good day for her to be here.
Category: Flash Fiction
A Vermeer-Shaped Space
“You did what?” Margaret’s face was white as she stared at Joseph. She was sturdily built, with the powerful arms of a woman who had been a laundry maid for most of her life, but she looked unsteady now. “I just took it,” said Joseph, wearing the sheepish expression that always reminded Margaret of her… Continue reading A Vermeer-Shaped Space
