Yet Another Day

It was yet another day. After the death of her husband, their son decided to travel overseas to seek fortune, promising to return soon.

Days turning to months,months to years, all that she cherished of him were the weekly telephonic conversations.

It wasn’t that her son didn’t want to care of her but monetary circumstances prevented him from returning back.

There was a knock on the door, one fine day. Hurrying to open, standing in front of her was her son. Pinching herself to make sure she wasn’t dreaming, she cried in joy, Son!Β My faith has won.

P.C:- Google

99 words.

Acknowledgements :- Thank you Charli Mills for running the Flash Fiction Challenge. The challenge is to write in about 99 words based on the prompt “dream”. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.

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