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Kate Stuart
Daddy's Girl?
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John was quite sure that he would never like
her.
She smelled funny.
Flowery and powdery all at once. It tickled his nose. And her dresses were too
tight – lumps and bumps bursting everywhere. When she laughed it was too loud,
like she was trying to attract everyone’s attention. Like she was trying too
hard. She’d cling on to Daddy’s arm like her laugh was going to make her fall and
he’d need to save her. Her red nails would make horrible scratchy sounds as she
gripped his shirt.
The worst thing? She
wasn’t Mum.
Why couldn’t Mummy come
back?
About the Author
Kate Stuart is a
student at Bangor University studying Creative and Professional Writing. She
has experimented with many forms of writing but enjoys microfiction or
scriptwriting best. Some examples of her microfiction can be found on her
twitter account – https://twitter.com/KateStuart4
Brilliant! Short and sweet says it all from a child's point of view.. Well done
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