A calming flash fiction
∙ Paid
Ma was washing up as loudly as possible, clanging every pot and pan. ‘He’s in the garden,’ she snapped. ‘Go on!’
I shrank through the doorway. Outside, Ma’s honeysuckle arch was laden with bees and, passing under it, I entered the green world to find a B of, perhaps, my very own.
Bruno reclined on the short wall: one foot planted on top of the brick, knee bent so that his leg formed a mountainous A. His other leg curved down to earth, like the tail of a lazy cat.
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