a double acrostic
Perhaps
Although it was a pleasant setting, Elaine’s nerves were waiting for a mishap.
Taking a deep breath, Barbara fumbled with her purse strap and made a wish.
Making her decision about an assistant was hard for Jasmine, causing a headache.
Oddly, as Elaine was waiting for her interview, a call came from her doctor.
She stated, “We used the wrong patient’s information when we went to diagnose.
Stepping into the waiting room, Jasmine saw both women huddled, in an atmosphere of caring, Barbara’s arm around Elaine; Jasmine spoke, “Ladies, I hope this works to your understanding that I will need two assistants and you two are the only applicants for the job, when can you start?”
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This is a continuation from last week’s Six Sentence Story, “Struggle.” I just couldn’t let these ladies end things the way it was.
This is in response to this weeks Six Sentence Story:
Rules of the hop:
Write 6 Sentences. No more. No less.
Use the current week’s prompt word.
Come back here on Thursday, link your post…
Spread the word and put in a good one to your fellow writers 🙂
PROMPT WORD: ATMOSPHERE
Go check out Six Sentence Story to get the hook up and join in!!
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Excellent! Very well done.
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At first I thought I had read this before, but was pleasantly surprised to find it a continuation as I so enjoyed this take last week. Excellent six.
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Damn!*
Very cool.
* Reacting to the structure… I’ll now go and read the Six itself.
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Way cool. That takes talent and effort. And I love Beaches
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You’re so creative! Excellent six.
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Cool Six Lisa! And I’m so happy this story had a happy ending 🙂
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