photo prompt by Bjorn Rudberg
“And that’s the story.”
He looked at me and then at the sign, and then back at me.
“I don’t believe a word of it. It reminds me of an old fable, or a really bad TV movie. There is absolutely no way any of that is true.”
“So you don’t believe me? Not any of it?” I asked.
“Not a chance, babe. Just another story.”
I shrugged my shoulders and turned around walking away from the sign. Believe it or not, I thought to myself.
I guess he’s not the one for me.
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Thanks for Rochelle Wisoff Fields for keeping Friday Fictioneers going. This story is what you call writing a story when you have nothing to write. LOL
Retired Ruth 
MMmmm. Now I want to know what the story is!!!
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I wonder if she’s ever gonna find a fellow believer?
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That was a good test, and well done for walking away.
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Aw, that was sad for the person in the story but at least they came to a final conclusion about the guy. Great story.
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A novel use of the prompt, and a good way to choose a guy. She’s right to walk away.
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Great take, it does not matter what the story was. He either doesn’t trust her, or is not fun enough to play along. Either ways, not worth it 🙂
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Clearly, it was not meant to be. Excellent.
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You’ve found a lovely, laconic voice for your main character, and you tell the story fluently. Nice writing.
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Well written and intriguing. I wanted to know more about this relationship.
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Lovely, a test of compatibility. Saves time. Enjoyed this.
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Sometimes that’s all it takes to walk away.
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No point going on if there is a lack of trust. Nice use of the prompt.
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