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mamatrack.com says
Ooh. I want more! I’m so curious now.
Ash says
As a woman, I can’t even imagine that thought of “holy crappola, is that mine?!”
Whew.
Becca @ Our Crazy Boys says
That takes talent!!
🙂
awwood2 says
Wow, that was wonderful writing! Makes me want to read more!!
Galit Breen says
Ooh! So, so good! XO
Jenna says
well done!!! love it!
Denelle @CaitsConcepts says
SO. GOOD.
Wow! I love it!
May says
We weren’t given much to work with, but you surely did get the job done!
The Lovely One says
One night stand? She said she lost the baby and lied? So curious!
Erin says
Definitely tells a story that needs more telling. Wish I would have done that! Excellent!
Hopes@Staying Afloat! says
Amazing!!! I hope you continue the story!!
dosweatthesmallstuff says
If this were an ending out of a romance novel, I’d buy the sequel right away 🙂
Kid-FreeLiving says
Great tease – the age old story of guy has girl, guy loses girl, guy find out he owes child support.
Nancy C says
Yes, this grabs you. That last line is absolutely killer. So touching, and it’s taking me longer to write this than the entire thing.
That’s the power of perfectly selected words. Well done.
Kir says
I love angst,….this brings the angst. WELL DONE, loved it!
julie moore says
What a way to begin a story. Let us have more please. Loved the last part where he loked into his own eyes. Awesome!
KLZ says
And he loved them.
I’m sure.
Katie @ Chicken Noodle Gravy says
Oh, man! What a powerful last line. You told a complete story with so much lying just beneath the surface. Well done!
Shell says
Yes!!!! So much into just a tweet.
Mry Jhnsn says
Well done!
CDG says
Okay, so there’s the hook. I’d turn the page.
Mama Zen says
Nicely done!
Melanie says
Good stuff. I am so intrigued. Oh, yes! Give me more.
Lauren says
Very powerful. Great job!
Renee says
The last line is perfect! Begs the question
“Now what?”
contradistinctive says
! oOOH!!! I need to know more!! This was amazing, i had goosebumps!
Andrea (ace1028) says
Ooh! This was good. I want to know more, too. Well done.
MrsJenB says
WOW. Beautifully done. I want to know more!!!
Karen says
Loved him seeing his own eyes. This could end a story or be the beginning of one…or a series of stories or novels! :>
Roxanne says
Oh yeah! That last line was brilliance!
Leighannn says
Omg this is good.
I want to know a thousand things more!!
Jennifer says
That honestly read like the first three lines of a book. Nicely done!
JDaniel4's Mom says
I am so glad he recignized them as his.
Cheryl says
Ruh roh.
She’s going to have some explaining to do!!
jenny says
Nice! One year covered in 140 characters. Now we just need the before AND the after!
Eileen @ Bringing Up Bronwyn says
And this literally gave me the chills. Actual goosebumps.
Mandyland says
I almost had to count characters. You said so much in so little.
Kelly K @ Writing w/ Chaos says
I love how this told a story, and yet made me even more curious.
Small piece of concrit: most guys have no idea how to tell how old a baby is, especially if they’ve never raised one, and the size ranges between the top 90% and the lower 5% or preemie are huge.
So I think it would’ve been more believeable to phrase it, “holding a small baby” instead of an actual age.
Nit picky thing: same thing about the eyes – as they often change color at that age. I know what you’re going for though, so maybe make it about the shape of the eyes, or of another facial feature?
Hard to do in 140 characters, I know.
But I want to know the story. Darn it. You have completely intrigued me, and I can almost see the drool…
The Drama Mama says
oh yes, I’m in, hook line and sinker. When do we get to read the story behind the tweet?
Jennifer says
Most powerful tweet ever!
Semper Fi Momma says
beautiful, I know many who have actually lived this story.
Dana @ CheckingPockets says
Nice! So much said here.
logyexpress.com says
Oops! Or they live happily ever after? I want to know!
Kelly Garriott Waite says
Nicely done! Want to read more.
Leighannn says
this is so so good! I can’t remember if I already commented, but I came back to read this one again because I liked it so much!
letmestartbysaying says
Yikes! So many questions. Good job.
Little Gumnut says
Clever!
THE SARCASM GODDESS says
Ooh, so good. Definitely want more.