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Laundry Day & Laser Beams

An MIB operative's weekend doesn't quite go as planned

By W FlanniganPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Laundry Day & Laser Beams
Photo by Bianca Jordan on Unsplash

Harriet dove behind the row of washers, laser beams ricocheting overhead. Shouldn't alien crime lords take weekends off like everybody else?

She swiped her card on the machine where she'd just stuffed her laundry, lamenting the impending doom of some favorites. Yanking open its door, she slipped a plasma grenade among her effects.

At least the laundromat's otherwise uninhabited, Harriet thought. She hurled a basket, drawing off enemy blasts, and leapt through the exit to the relative cover aside her cruiser. A resounding boom shook the air.

As far as exploding buildings go, it smelled rather fresh.

Sci Fi

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W Flannigan

Once thwarted disaster. Twice failed.

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    Written by W Flannigan