The LAST sentence you wrote today

[Dante Dases]

She may not have been a gatekeeper to students, but to parents, outside agencies, and members of the local council she was both gatekeeper and voice of God.

 

[WellWater]

With the door closed, it was too dark to see so I opened it again, leaving myself vulnerable to more olfactory assaults.

 

[X Equestris]

She couldn’t save these folk, couldn’t raise the dead, but she could make their deaths matter.

 

[Joel_Hall]

I am going to cheat, but only because the last sentence is only three words.
But he wouldn’t have it any other way. They were home.

 

[WellWater]

The dust had not been thick upon them.

 

[hirundine]

Because I miss this thread:

If he hadn't been here when everything was grey with fog and p****** rain, Brynjar could almost have imagined himself in a tropical paradise.

 

[Homer Potvin]

“Get me out.” He hopped on the chair like a restrained, one-legged frog. “Get me out!”

 

[Stuart Dren]

For all that is holy, he thought, your country bumpkin wisdom had better extend to agricultural infrastructure.

 

[Rath Darkblade]

“Good morning,” a pleasant bass voice said next to her ear.

(Whether that's pleasant or creepy is up to you!)

 

[hirundine]

"He told us you all died."

(They got better, obviously...)

 

[Homer Potvin]

Peekaboo, motherfucker.

 

[hirundine]

Still on the handwritten first draft, which is why it's in present tense:

He's dead before he hits the ground.

I had another couple of hours writing time, but I was done for the day after this.

 

[takadote26]

I remembered the taste of pizza, and the memory grew fat and complacent.