The Bat
“Sir, is this house haunted?” the little boy asked.
The mischievous woodcutter thought that there was something funny about
the little boy. “Why do you ask?”
“My friends keep threatening that one day they will lock me in here and
the ghost will turn me into a little bat.”
“But it would be a great fun, being a bat, hanging upside down.” And the
woodcutter pretended being a bat, hanging upside down, making a fearful face.
But next moment he was shrieking in terror.
The little boy was hanging besides him, upside down like a bat.
And he was not pretending.
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Word count 102
A post for Friday Fictioneers on a photo prompt.
Now that was a shock for the woodcutter! I like the way you weaved this story, Jilly, Sugar on the Bee.
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by
DeleteIt appears the little boy has already met the ghost!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the boy was not all he seemed
ReplyDeletei think so, thanks for stopping by.
DeleteDear Arora,
ReplyDeleteStrange little boy indeed. Fun stuff.
Shalom,
Rochelle