Friday Fictioneers : The snow angel

PHOTO PROMPT © Sarah Potter

PHOTO PROMPT © Sarah Potter


 

Danny had to wait until midnight for the lights to go out, but he was still dressed, ready to scurry across the road, to silently push the scarlet envelope through the letterbox.

The snow was falling as he darted for home, flakes soft and light as down.

The doorbell woke him next morning.

Hannah stood on the step, Valentine’s hearts visible through the torn envelope in her hand. He looked behind her, at the twin tracks in the otherwise unblemished snow – her’s heading one way, smudging his own from last night.

‘So much for secrets,’ he said.

She grinned.

 


Written for Rochelle Wisoff-Field’s Friday Fictioneers. See the pic and write a tale. Go here to join in and to read the other stories.

63 thoughts on “Friday Fictioneers : The snow angel

    1. Weirdly romantic for me – ordinarily, he’d be over there pushing spells through her letterbox or they’d both die in s ome awful plague / supernatural attack / other dystopian scenario. Shockingly short on bloodshed … 🙂

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  1. Oh, that is cute, Lynn! It brought back memories of snowy Februarys and Valentine’s Day cards we passed out in school. Nice and sweet!

    Five out of five palpitations. 🙂

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