Landon had just left for his 12-hour shift, so his call surprised Brittany. “What’s wrong?” she whispered, not wanting to wake the month-old twins. “Nothing, babe,” he assured her excitedly, asking if she could check Saturday’s lottery numbers online. “The ticket was in my coat pocket. I forgot about it until I saw the winner was sold at our Shell station.”
He read her the numbers on their ticket. “My, God, Lan, they’re there. Only one winner — $3.75 million!” She started laughing. “Come home! Can you tell them you don’t feel well?”
“I don’t,” he joked. “My heart’s pounding. We’re freakin’ millionaires!”
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My theme this year is 100 word fiction. (So don’t count this line…)
That was a good one. I feel happy for Landon and Brittany!
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Thank you, they’ll need the money for the twins 🙂
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Ah…but what a lovely sickness !!
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As long as he drives home safely!
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Yeah!
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Yes that would be me … I would have a heart attack if I ever won that freaking lottery ❤ Another great letter 'L' Happy Easter, Mz. D…
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If only… I’ve had that dream a few times 🙂
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Great image to start your post with, I liked it. Winning the lottery is great for 100 words!
Stopping by from A to Z: L for Lightsaber
Shari
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Thanks to stopping by. I’m coming over to visit!
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That instant when your life changes. Still, this happy moment might be brought to us by imminent doom…
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A classic answer: “I don’t.”
Nope, he wouldn’t be lying at all if he told them he didn’t feel well.
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That was a fun read, really enjoyed it. In all my enthusiasm for the happy, young couple, I forgot to mention that. Which doubly shows what a great read it was!
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Woo hoo! I won a meager $400 once and you’d think I won millions for how excited I was… lol.
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Nice! ❤
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