Friday Fictioneers: Corby Cadaver

Rochelle think I may have missed a week, maybe not last week or the week before but possibly for a few weeks before that. I haven’t got an index or contents in my blog so buggered if I can be bothered to find out, but the important thing is that you’re still here; I am too, returned from wherever I was. So the idea, as if none of you realised, is to write a 100 word thing based on the picture below, provided by David Stewart, so fill your boots, there are no rules, apart from the 100 word one! Anyway, best get on.

On My Marks…

Get Set…

GO!!!

Den and Jill moved from one dump to another, year after year, the relationship tarnished and the decoration was always underwhelming.

The new flat in Corby was larger, on the 7th floor with a view of the steel works, obstructed by architectural metal caging which “protected” the building and caught flyaway plastic Safeway bags.

Jill took care to forward certain packages to the new place, and notified Den’s wretched erratic monkey dusted sister, Tina, he’d gone on holiday.

Neighbours reported a hideous smell emanating from the Corby flat; the boxed body parts decomposing.

On the beach, Jill ordered another Daiquiri.

There we are, 100 on words on how to dispose of your partner when moving to Corby… Enjoy

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