Eight Shades of Blue
Eight shades of blue on the water. She absorbed them through vision, sound, and the waves on her feet. She forgot the worries of the day. (138)
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Ada looked quizzically at the woman behind the table. She had expected an old woman holding a crystal ball, but this fortune teller was no more than 40 years old.See other entries here. New word prompts given every Saturday.
"Show me your left hand," the woman whispered.
"I don't want to be told I'll meet a tall, dark, handsome man," Ada volunteered wryly.
The woman studied Ada's palm in the half light of the tent.
"You will have a long life," she said. Ada smiled.
"You will have two husbands," she added.
Ada withdrew her hand, surprised.
"Will either of them be tall, dark and handsome?" she asked breathlessly.
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