Heat crept into her cheeks as she remembered
the look on his face. The minute the
words were out of her mouth she’d regretted them. Anger had led her to say that he hadn’t been
man enough to father her child so she’d had to resort to other methods. Words once spoken couldn’t be forgotten.
He was standing at the window when she
made her way into the study. Her
footsteps were heavy as she made her way over to stand behind him. Twisting her fingers she debated how to say
what she knew needed to be said.
She cleared her throat and whispered
softly, “I’m sorry.”
He stiffened, but other than that, there
was no sign that he’d even heard her.
She forced back a sob as she pled with
him, “Please forgive me. I really didn’t
mean it.”
Myabe her anger is justified! But women always feel *they* must apologize, don t they.
ReplyDeleteGood tension and scene set-up, esp in only 140? words?....
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Thank you and that was the hard part, well, that and making sure it showed the right emotion.
ReplyDeleteOh. I feel for them both - and this child, who isn't coming into a very hospitable environment, it seems....
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