“That’s strange,” he said.
“What’s strange?” she asked.
“That brick building across the street,” he said.
“What about it?” she asked.
“There’s a big red door on the ground floor,” he said.
“Yeah, so?” she asked.
“There are two white doors on the second floor,” he said.
“Yes there are,” she agreed.
“And on the third floor there are no doors. Just a window where a door should be,” he said.
“So what?” she asked.
“That’s strange,” he said.
Written for Cyranny’s One Minute Fiction Challenge, where the idea is to manage to type our whole story in a minute or less.
There are no stairs either. 😱
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“That’s really Strange”, I said
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What a strange piece.
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😉
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The third floor window looks like it is used for pets to get out to the balcony.
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Could be.
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I don’t want to try and explain this three-story setup. But it’s common that old houses have windows (at least one window per house in the kind of house I’m speaking of) that go out to something like a deck.
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Sorry; meant to say this is common with a two-story of some character from around the turn from the 1800s to the 1900s and soon after. I’ve seen it in California and in Missouri. I haven’t spent any time with people who own old houses in the state I live in now.
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It certainly is
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Superman lives on the top floor – he does not need any stairs.
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Now THAT makes total sense! 😂
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Haha. Simple.
They ran out of doors. 🙂
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awesome story! I enjoyed it! Kinda spooky! xoxo
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Thanks, Carol Anne.
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Mysterious.
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