Wow! Is it me or are the weeks flying by? Welcome to another Friday, and you know what that means don't you? Prompt time. As usual, I don't want to hold you up, but need everyone to remember that prompt responses under 1,000 words must be posted as part of a collection. Now, on to the prompts.

Prompt 456 – Creative

Tag – First Line

“How did I forget his birthday again?”

Prompt 457 – Creative

Tag – Spiders

To say you loath spiders would be a gross understatement. However, you woke this morning and couldn’t see out your window, there were spider webs as thick as a curtain just outside your window. As you make your way around the house you see them everywhere outside. What is going on that you have so many spiders at your house?

Last week there were two prompts and both got a response. However,I am going to go with Mikiesboy's story this week. He covers Halloween, two hot men, one great Scottish accent, and a dog. What more could you ask for?

 

“James … James!”
I heard my name, and a few moments later it was whispered again. This time it was accompanied some ‘accidental’ bed shaking. Okay, enough!
“Faris, stop it! I’m sleeping.” I pulled my pillow around my ears.
“But James we need to talk!” Faris shifted position and lay down beside me. “It’s important.”
I’m nearly 100% sure it’s not important. Not even a little.
Groaning, I turned over to face him. He grinned at me.
Faris was the Cheshire Cat’s top student.
“What time is it?” I raised myself slightly in an effort to see the clock.
“It’s 6:30, James.” Faris dropped a muscular and sexy arm over my waist and pulled me close. “I think I know something we could do. Be much more fun than bloody sleeping, James.”

For those interested in Prompt 455, you may read it here - http://www.gayauthors.org/forums/topic/40892-prompt-455-creative/

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