
By Susi J Smith
The metal detector beeped excitedly before being thrown aside. Dave dug, fingers trembling. Wet sand was flung into the air before falling in tiny piles. He felt something hard. A stone? No, something else. Metal, curved. Pulling it free, Dave dramatically held it up to the sun. No glinting gold. No platinum bangle. Just a rusty old horse shoe, blocking out the light.
Dave stood, head bowed. His prize slipped from his fingers, landing with a thud.
βCan I have that?β She was tall, bronzed, blonde, buxom. βI could use it for my found art exhibition.β
Dave smiled, admiring his prize.
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Thanks, glad you enjoyed it π
“One man’s trash …” Love it.
I read both your stories and enjoyed them. Congrats!