Ensorcelled by her décolletage,
he knew he must focus if he was to achieve the outcome he deserved. Her dress
and prodigal cleavage; all too obvious in the way
they were on display. Exemplary maybe, but only to the unsuspecting. He knew
they were deployed as devices,
to distract, deceive, debilitate. That would not dispel the slew of unresolved issues he still had to
fight. Behaviour, vainglorious and
arrogant, was no excuse for the way he had been treated; for what they had
done. To add further insult, they use sex as a distraction. So cheap. So
obvious. It just typified the depths to which they would stoop.
He was fractious and ready to fight. He’d had enough.
Now was his time.
“Good afternoon
sir. How may I help,” she pouted.
The way she looked
at him. Her face, her lips. His eyes drifted downward as his mind went blank..........
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150 words written for Monday Mixer. The piece incorporates all the words below.
Things: 1) slew 2) exemplar 3) decolletage
Verbs: 1) typify 2) debilitate 3) ensorcell
Adjectives: 1) prodigal 2) fractious 3) vainglorious
Originally written in error in 100 words, it has been expanded to meet the criteria for the prompt. Error pointed out with thanks to Jeffrey Hollar.
Things: 1) slew 2) exemplar 3) decolletage
Verbs: 1) typify 2) debilitate 3) ensorcell
Adjectives: 1) prodigal 2) fractious 3) vainglorious
Originally written in error in 100 words, it has been expanded to meet the criteria for the prompt. Error pointed out with thanks to Jeffrey Hollar.
Excellent use of the prompt words; amazing how a woman's cleavage can do that to a man... ;)
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