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The phone rang at 4 a.m.
Her head rang with static silence.
The voice on the line was tinny, breakable, struggling to recite instruction over the ebb, flow, and crash of the ER.
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The voice on the line was tinny, breakable, struggling to recite instruction over the ebb, flow, and crash of the ER.
For the Week Six Trifexra Challenge.
I would be scared silly.
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Mmhm. It's been my experience that no good comes from 4 a.m. phone calls.
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"breakable" makes me think it's a newbie working the ER phone, trying to give the news...which makes this even worse (in a good way). Nice job.
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"static silence" -- that is a fantastic phrase. And I love the description of the ER noise in the background.
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ReplyDeleteI didn't even consider that as I was writing. :) I like the implication.
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