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Together And Yet Apart

Their eyes met. Her breasts pressed against his chest. His thigh pushed between hers and his lips were everywhere.

They bounced and shook.

Her husband drove his Plymouth down the dirt road. At every jolt he heard the thump of his wife’s and best friend’s dismembered bodies in the boot.

Bill West

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There are 12 Comments to this article

offbeatjim wittenberg says:
Sep 05 2009

Damn. Don’t mess with this guy’s wife.

Frightening.

Bill West says:
Sep 06 2009

Thanks offbeatjim.

Glad you liked it.

Bernardo Bolt Gregori says:
Sep 06 2009

Great story, Bill. I love the way you sewd introduction and denoument with cohesive threads of significances. And such a great title you came up with!
Cheers,

BBG

Doug Mathewson says:
Sep 07 2009

Nice – liked how it didn’t go where I thought it was heading.

Mike P says:
Sep 07 2009

Very cool. Loved how you controlled me.

Bill West says:
Sep 08 2009

Thanks BBG and Doug for your kind words.

Bill

Richard Osgood says:
Sep 08 2009

Powerful stuff, Bill! Good to see you here–and the two of us back-to-back! Stop by the Factory and play the Sunday Five-to-Fifty (or fifty-five) when you get a chance. Keep up the good work, bro!

Maggie says:
Sep 10 2009

This is a classic flash. One that will stay in the mind, short, deadly and brilliant!

Maggie

jennifer walmsley says:
Sep 13 2009

Scary in so few words.

Bill says:
Sep 19 2009

Thanks Mike :¬)

Bill says:
Sep 19 2009

Hi Richard
Likewise! Thanks and see you in the Factory soon.

Bill says:
Sep 19 2009

Hi Maggie

Thanks for that. Much appreciated.