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Flash Fiction: Payday

For the Terribleminds challenge, Antag/Protag. Got to admit, I enjoyed this one. Flashbulbs crackled in the bank’s lobby. So far the press hadn’t been admitted, which suited Paul just fine. The less they got in his way, the faster he could put together what happened. Witnesses were saying it was two men with handguns who’d… Continue reading Flash Fiction: Payday

Published July 30, 2012
Categorized as Fiction Tagged 1930s, crime, flash fiction, noir, terribleminds

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