“Well, we’ll never see the blood properly if the movie is in black and white. It’ll be like watching Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’ with all that chocolate sauce used in the shower scene,” nagged Margaret.
Not only did Colin, her husband, wish he’d never downloaded the movie illegally, but he wished his wife would just stop nagging him all the bloody time.
Twenty minutes later, as the figure with the knife jumped back into their television set, Margaret’s last sight was that of the real colour of blood from the stab wound to her stomach.
“You wanted colour?” smirked Colin.
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Written in response to the 99-word flash fiction challenge with the theme of ‘black and white’ over at the Carrot Ranch.
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Wow, I love dark stories. This was one!!
Thank you. You’ll find many more dark stories on my blog.
Oh, Nice story Hugh! A surprise in the end there, I like it.
Thank you. I always like a ‘twist’ with my stories. 😀
My goodness, Hugh, I hope I don’t run into you in a dark alley at night [smile].
I say exactly the same thing to myself every day, Robbie. 😀
Another twist in the guts of the story. Well done, Hugh.
Thank you, Norah. I like your ‘pun’ very much. 😀