Nothing could beat the surge of water beneath you when you woke up. I couldn’t believe my luck that we had managed to buy this house when it came on the market. It was fantastic in every single way because you could hear the flow of the water without the rocking sensation you got traveling at sea.
Seasickness was something that always grabbed a hold of me whenever I was on water. I had been incredibly disappointed because I absolutely loved the water but couldn’t enjoy it when I was too busy throwing up.
This house was perfect for me because I could hear the water surging beneath my bed and it gave me a great feeling of comfort. I had chosen all the decorations myself and my husband had just provided money.
Nobody guessed the way we had become so rich so quickly. I thought it was blindingly obvious but it was one of those secrets that were away seemed to somehow remained hidden.
Of course, wanting to be near the water was not the only reason this house was so perfect. I mean, where else was I going to hide the bodies from my husband’s hit man jobs?
Written for Sunday photo fiction
Ha, that’s one way to earn a living – so long as the water level never drops to reveal what lies beneath to the neighbours! 🙂
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Laughing. Nice one, Angie.
But you have a couple of typos, importantly a missing word, maybe ‘hide’, in the last sentence.
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Nice twist at the end
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Thanks for the chuckle! Nice one.
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A rather novel “get rich quick” scheme.
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Ooh! I didn’t see that coming! Love your take on the prompt. 😀
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This was emitted a chuckle. The twist at the end though hinted at, was the icing on the cake of this well written story.
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Great twist Angie. Love it.
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Great tale. At least she is thinking ahead.
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