PHOTO PROMPT © Ted Strutz

Here is my contribution to Friday Fictioneer’s photo prompt:

She struggled to get her bearings, sure she was lost. Blinking, she fixated on the letters further down the deserted street.

“OX ICE?” She frowned as she walked. “OX FICE?” She shook her head, the sounds meaningless.  She kept walking. “BOX OFFICE!” Finally, someone who could help her.

She opened the door and stumbled into the dark. She heard a disembodied voice shout, “Snagged another one, get the box.”

An hour later the back door opened and a man pushing a dolly with a large box shouted to the waiting trucker. “Rush delivery! You know they like ’em fresh.”


 

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83 thoughts on “Friday Fictioneers: Freshly Boxed

    1. Glad you enjoyed it…it was a fun write. Thanks for stopping by!

    2. For some reason, my thank you didn’t show up where it should. Appreciate the visit!

    1. HI Eugenia and welcome to my site, I hope you will be back. Glad you enjoyed the story.

    1. I think the site might have been glitching…have a couple of doubles. But still, thank you for persevering.

    1. I think the truck was refrigerated…snicker. Thanks Keith – I’m off to read your submission on my Friday Foto challenge. Been a busy morning!

    1. Much appreciated – welcome to my site! Hope you will try my Friday Foto Fiction challenge sometime.

  1. What the hell? It looks like someone escaped something horrible only to stumble into something worse. I was trying to guess what was wrong with her, then… Boxed! That was shocking.

    1. Glad I got to take you by surprise…thanks so much for visiting!

    1. I think she was lost and hoped to find someone friendly who would help. I mean it was just a “box office”. 😉

  2. Aaahg, what a twist. It started out so innocently, person lost, looking for help. A box office usually is a public place–who’d have known it’s an office where you get boxed. Great fun.

    1. Thank you…it was a fun write. Sometimes the quick ones are the best stories.

    1. Thanks, Shirley. Appreciate you taking time to read and comment.

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