They had to make sure that none of their colleagues noticed as they. The small chapel on the first floor was where they met.
There had been many theories about how she had been murdered and they were close about solving the mystery. The proof was inside.
Everything about her was a lie. It was a mystery to them how no one had figured it out. How long ago it had been it happened? Years passed by and not one single soul ever doubted.
"Rule the day" was written on the stone they gathered around. It hadn't been as difficult as they thought to find it neither to get the tools needed inside. No one ever seemed to visit the chapel. Spider webs made that clear.
"He waited until her husband was out of the room, then..."
It was clear to Ben what had happened. To him, there was no need to lift that stone and see the proof. He was the one who figured it out, knew long before.
"The kiss reminded him of chemistry lessons in school, when if the right two elements were put together, they'd explode"
His voice had never sounded that cold. The others stared at him and wondered what came into him.
"So far, the disease had cropped up in five different towns.."
Did Ben lose his mind?
"There's no disease Ben, stop the rambling you are mistaken! We are here to solve a case, a cold case. Are you still with us?"
Jen shook him at his shoulder while speaking, frowned and looked at the others. Was Ben losing his mind? He had a weird look in his eyes and didn't respond.
He'd never forgotten those teenage years. The promises she made, the lies, how she treated him, tried to rule him. The most beautiful and vibrant girl around.
More and more people were refusing to obey the laws of the landlords and she had thought she was different but he had seen her true face. The wolf in sheep's clothing... She ran, ran for her life.
As she stopped to catch her breath, she looked back at what she had lost. She didn't saw it come just heard the words whispering in her ear "you will never rule, good day".
Be a freewriter!
I kept it simple and tested it out and used 12 sentences provided by: https://writingexercises.co.uk/firstlinegenerator.php plus a daily prompt given on steer it which is "rule the day".
Here a freewrite only takes 5 minutes.
I wondered if it's possible to write a story out of 12 randomly chosen first sentences plus the prompt. Above your answer. If you like to give it a try to, please do so.
If you write it in ten minutes it's a freewrite if you need longer it's a short story.
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@wakeupkitty your writings are really awesome. Thank you kitty.