The Trading Post
Photo prompt © Jean L Hays
‘Grandpa, are you sure we are at the right place?’
‘I think so. But it seems so unfamiliar.’
‘We have been driving around for eight hours. Let’s turn back; it will
be dark soon for we won’t find any place here for the night.’
‘But he had said that he will be there at the trading post, come what
may. I too had promised that I would come.’
‘When? Fifty years ago? You never even talked to him all these years. And you
think he would be there.’
‘I think so; he is a man of his word.’
Out of nowhere an old man appeared and slowly approached their car.
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A post for Friday Fictioneers
Word count 108
Dear Arora,
ReplyDeleteAfter 50 years I'd say he is indeed a man of his word. Nicely done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
thanks
DeleteGrandpa knew the man and he was right. Those are a couple of extraordinary men. Good writing, I.B. :) --- Suzanne
ReplyDeleteThat generation kept their words. Nice take.
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DeleteThat is keeping a promise... love that.
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