WHO’S SORRY NOW

It’s Wednesday again and time for Friday Fictioneers and their tales of 100 or so words.  We’re hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields of Addicted to Purple.  Here’s my 100 words inspired by the photo prompt.  I’ve been reading murder mysteries.  It might have affected my imagination somewhat.

PHOTO PROMPT – © Connie Gayer …(Mrs. Russell)
PHOTO PROMPT – © Connie Gayer …(Mrs. Russell)

He had made a mistake.  He could see that clearly now.  If he could hang on and figure a way out of this, the bitch will pay – big time.  He had underestimated her.  She was awfully lucky or smarter than he thought.

He better not struggle too much, no sudden moves.  It would be disastrous.  He took a slow breath, trying to relax his arms and shoulders.  Yes, that’s a bit better!

Perspiration ran down his forehead.  His eyes stung from the dust and sweat.  His throat was dry and scratchy. He was sorry now.

“You’re too late!”  She yelled down.

THE SWITCH

It is Friday again and time for Friday Fictioneers with our stories of 100 words from the picture prompt.  We are hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields of Addicted to Purple.  And here are my 100 words for this week.

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PHOTO PROMPT – Copyright Ted Strutz

 

Perspiration beaded on her forehead.  She felt the sting of it in her eyes.  She wished she could rub them.  They were itching like the dickens.  She could just scream.  Her arms and legs were bound to the chair.  Was she sorry?  No, damn it!  The woman had it coming.

The clock was ticking.  Her heart pounded, the heat rushing up her face into her head.  She squeezed her eyes shut.  She heard the switch click.  Warm liquid ran down her legs.  Oh no!  She was falling.  Her eyes flew opened.  Dazed, she looked around.  She was in her bathtub!