Hello all! I am Jan. I got nominated for this fun challenge by Stara. Thank you Stara. The single line story challenge is an awesome challenge created by Maggie. I am so excited to see how my stories will turn out.

RULES

Thank the person who nominated you/Mention whose blog you found this on
Include the rules and badge in your post
Write 5 single line stories that fall under any of these genres (you can pick which ones you do!):
- fantasy
- romance
- thriller
- mystery
- western
- contemporary
- historical
- drama
- dystopian
- adventure
- sci-fi
- paranormal
- young adult
You can choose 5 genres that’s easiest for you, or you can challenge yourself to try something new!
Nominate 5 blogger/writers who you’d love to see participate and leave an open nomination for all writers!
You can do this challenge more than once

MY STORIES

Fanstasy: The king turned around sensing danger behind him, while the knight gave the witches their freedom.

Thriller: The car exploded behind him, while the inspector ran after the criminal.

Historical: Martin fled his home because the war killed his whole family.

Dystopian: The sky turned dark as the city burned to ashes and the rebels died in the blazing fire.

Young Adult: Marianna looked at her old friends and wondered how much they have changed since middle school.

MY NOMINATIONS

■Riya

■Duo Disseminators

■Filarance

■Betty

■Simran

■And also You

Hope you will like my stories. Tell me which one is your favorite in the comments.

That was the day I saw her. The child with dark curls and tattered cloths. It was a nice evening in june. The sky was cloudy but there seemed to be no sign of rain. I saw her looking at me expectantly from where she sat, her back supported by the old fence. She looked shabby and rather tired like beggars do. A stray dog was sleeping near her.I can’t guess her age. She will be 3 or maybe even 5. A bowl was near her waiting expectantly for offerings. I walked towards her searching my pocket for some stray notes. I still hadn’t spent the pocket money father gave me the other day. I placed a 50 alos note on her bowl and started to walk away but before I turned I caught her smile. It was innocent, mischievous but all in all charming. Her dark eyes twinkled in the light. I started to walk back. I felt the happiness of having done a good deed. When I reach home there was a letter waiting for me. I anxiously opened the envelope it held a note written in a hurry it said just these two words “Thank You”. In confusion I checked the envelope again to look for a return address but what I found was the same 50 alos note I had given the beggar child. I ran back to where I had met the girl. When I got there she was already gone with her the stray dog and her old bowl. I searched every corner of the city for her but have never seen her again.

– Jan @jahnavigouri