Five Sentence Fiction – Faeries
Eliza’s eyes were wide with wonder as she gazed around Rowland’s home for the first time—now her home too.
Everything was new: she now had glittering skin, wings she would have to learn to use, and a whole slew of faeries watching her every move.
She liked this world, and she did not regret her decision by any means, but she was the new girl… so she stuck to Rowland’s side like glue.
Eliza had left her human life behind for the sake of the one she loved.
And that love had the power to transform… literally.
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This story line can stand alone, but it is also a continuation of the flash fiction piece I wrote called The Transformation.
Gorgeous illustration!
I love the theme of transformation. You created a wonderful sense of the newness Eliza is feeling. And I’m glad I clicked on the link and read the beginning of this story. Completely delightful. I only hope they live happily ever after.
I love your ideas! The worlds in your head must be vibrant and crazy! (I consider crazy good, by the way)
Thanks! They are crazy. And the more I write about them, the crazier they get, lol
I know – the more you write the more everything expands. Its crazy! To be downright redundant lol. 😉
Lovely work… you capture the wonder of discovery well.
Delightful and enchanting. And love the gorgeous illustration. that complimented your story. I’m on the list.
Oh I wish I was Eliza! Oh the delight for fairy wings!
Lovely and beautiful!! Excellent writing!