65 Little Words Writing Competition Winner – May

1st P 65 Little Words Writing Contest rize: £130.00 Tessa Heath

2nd Prize: £65.00 Julian Smith

Congratulations to the winners, the standard was very high this time and we enjoyed reading all of the many submissions. Here’s the winning submission by Tessa Heath.

The Twins

by Tessa Heath

There was no sign of Carl, just a message in the sand. Clamoring over rocks, she found him, buried up to his neck in sand, trapped, so much for bonding with the twins, they had won, again. Jessica sighed, another broken relationship for the list. But then, they emerged, giggling and she knew he had bridged the gap. They approved…. finally.

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