“Don’t look down, look straight ahead and keep walking,” her friend told her encouragingly.
As she gained confidence, her friend behind started rocking the bridge.
The thin wood started snapping, causing her friend to scream for help, but Sarah kept walking and looking straight ahead.
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Nicely done! After all, what are friends for, if not to scare us?
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I could pick out on one hand though friends I thought would try to jump on the bridge to freak me out 🙂 Thanks for reading.
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Well done Sarah for holding her nerve – I hope she makes it across safely and gives her friend the fright of her/his life. Great lines, Angie – thanks for joining in again 🙂
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Love the challenge of three lines! Thanks for hosting!
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All you lovely writers make it a pleasure to host 🙂
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Her poor friend. But I understand her fear and decision to keep walking.
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She did what her friend told her, and her friend did try and scare her first! Thanks for reading.
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Maybe once she reaches the other side, confident she can do it, she’ll give her friend a hand! Or, rock the bridge. Guess it could go either way. 🙂
Great 3 lines!
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She may do either, LOL! Thanks for reading.
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Good story, Angie. I hope their friendship is a strong one 🙂
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I hope so too. Thanks for reading.
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Hopefully, the bridge was snapping (meaning, breaking). A lot of friends would do that (scare you) just to be onary! LOL!
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Breaking, but not totally collapsing! Thanks for reading.
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That’s a friend you don’t want to be on a rickety bridge with! Be interesting to see if one or two people make it to the other side, or if Sarah is standing alone on the other side … A great interpretation of the phot prompt 🙂
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