20250321 Prompt from DailyPrompt.com In the semi-darkness the pebbles looked like coffee beans. The dirt crumbled underfoot like rich dark sugar. The water dripping down the walls could be chocolate. No, it was too orangey. Well maybe there was orangey chocolate. Or it could be coffee with syrups added?

20250320 Prompt from DailyPrompt.com Dammit, this was exactly what conflict of interest regulations was meant to prevent. But currently there wasn’t another investigator or navigation engineer on the station. Well, not one in any state to carry out duties. So here they were. Both shuffling paperwork, avoiding each

20250319 Prompt from DailyPrompt.com The bell tinkled. Another customer. “Welcome, welcome.” Curl leant on the counter and morphed a polite smile. “What can I get you?” The customer lingered by the door. Examining the empty shop front. Finally he spoke. “I thought you sold everything?” “In a sense.” Curl

20250318 Prompt from DailyPrompt.com The mist was so thick she barely caught the movement. It was the gentle splash which let her find the right spot, focusing just in time to see the duck folding its wings and bobbing off across the lake. She sighed. Maybe she should have

20250317 Prompt from DailyPrompt.com Two years? Pff. You like pulling pranks on people, huh? You see someone like me and go “Ooh, flew through the Bermuda Triangle, ay? Quick, switch the network time.” Tsk. Look, I had enough fuel for that eight-hour flight and landed with expected reserves. Plus,

20250316 https://app.dailyprompt.com/writing-prompts/details/30e4fd20-0120-11f0-9a9c-6304dd745563 Alright, she hadn’t had high hopes for a dating show, but this was a joke! The premise had been reasonable; use personality tests to match you with your ideal suitor (or at least, the most compatible person who’d also signed

20250315 Today’s prompt is “birthday”, because it’s mine! 🥳 The sigils lit up, a foul purple miasma shooting upwards to stain the ceiling as that booming, reverberant voice filled the space. “WHO SUMMONS NOREEL, LIEGE OF FOOLS?” “It is I, Officiant Leslie, your eternal servant.” With the formalities complete