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Claws

A short story

By Gal MuxPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Claws
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“It was a drizzly evening.

I was riding my motorcycle home when in the darkness, saw a woman by the edge of the road.

I stopped, offered her a lift.

Thankful, she asked that I drop her at the bus stop.

I agreed.

As she alighted, she lifted her long skirt. She had no shoes. On where her feet should have been were claws.

Shocked, I quickly shot off!

I guess that’s how I crashed.”

“Claws?” the nurse asked.

“Sharp like those of a lion," I answered, “I know what I saw.”

She lifted her scrubs.

“ Like these ones?”

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Gal Mux

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    Written by Gal Mux