By John Adams
Natalie was in a bind. Only one flight could get her to the annual shareholders’ meeting in time: Monst-Air 666.
Luckily, she’d packed her carry-on well.
So, when her pale-complected seatmate flashed his fangs, she was ready, pelting him with garlic cloves. The vampire grumbled and resumed his Sudoku.
When the howling window-seat occupant sprouted facial hair, Natalie rewarded the “good puppy” with Milk-Bones. The werewolf yapped playfully.
And when a frazzled fright attendant announced, “Could, uh, Passenger Frankenstein retrieve his wandering…baggage…from business class, and quickly?” Natalie sighed and readied her spare shackles.
Next year, she was flying broomstick.
Fine Hallowe’en story.
Thank you! My kind of Hallowe’en story — not too spooky! 😀
Brilliant, loved it 🙂
Thank you!
Brilliant chuckle. Nicely told.
Thank you! Glad it amused you!
What a fun piece John! Loved it!
Thank you for reading and commenting. I tried to have fun with it!
Milk-Bones for the werewolf, a vampire playing Sudoku – what’s not to love? Fun and fabulous, just in time for autumn!
Thanks! I’m glad you liked it!
Nicely written… good for Halloween… well done…
Great. When I saw “Monst-Air” I knew something not quite normal was up!!
Thanks,
dlh…