Poster graphic for the flash fiction "A Night to Remember" text reads "A Night to Remember by Tabitha Raincloud and Lizzie Gudkov" on a white background with a red skirt hem, pink legs, and red high heels

Blind Jump Into… A Night to Remember

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The red dress and matching red shoes sat on the bed, neatly placed, side by side. She wore them as perfectly as they looked. The red lipstick was the final touch of a two-hour long build-up of expectation and thrill. It would be a night to remember.

At the club, she danced, flowing elegantly. She touched his face trying to memorize all its details, the slightly uneven curve of his eyebrows, the scar under his chin, his deep brown eyes. A torrid night of sensuality followed. He would be a man to remember.

The next day, she packed her bag, grabbed her ticket and travelled far away, to a foreign country.

“Welcome,” said the older woman who opened the heavy wooden door. “”Today is the beginning of your new life.”

She knew and she was happy, but she would never forget her other life, the one she was leaving behind, her house, her car, her clothes.

How she would explain the red shoes to the Mother Superior, she didn’t know, but she was most definitely keeping them!

 


 

Tabitha and I hope you’ve enjoyed the result of our first collaboration. Tabitha’s amazing artwork was the first step. It evokes so many different scenarios; it’s just the perfect picture to trigger many writing ideas. Then came my story. It’s a secret, pshhh… but Tabs and I are preparing a few projects together. Fun, fun, fun! More soon!

A final word of thank you to Vanessa Blaylock, our fearless leader at iRez, for facilitating the first contact between Tabs and me. 🙂

          Tabitha Raincloud and Lizzie Gudkov

Lisbon, Portugal -- I am a former educator who became a writer. My fascination for people's intricacies and my love for words drive me to write stories. These appear in the format of flash-fiction, short stories and poetry, stubbornly and imprudently!

2 thoughts on “Blind Jump Into… A Night to Remember

  1. You described the ‘man to remember’ so perfectly Lizzie now my devious ways are telling me to go back… go back to him lol – I love it and very much looking forward to those future projects 😉

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