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Lost at Sea (a 100 word drabble) by Jan Hurst-Nicholson
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
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A 100 word Drabble
LOST AT SEA
He overheard his young wife and her lover planning his demise - and what they’d do with his money.
He changed his will and bequeathed everything to Douglas L. Bradshaw. He left a note instructing his executor: “If I should die in mysterious circumstances have the police investigate my wife and her lover.”
Then he took his wife on a cruise. Two weeks into the holiday he disappeared during the night, believed to have fallen overboard and drowned. Despite a search his body was never recovered.
Douglas L. Bradshaw was at the inquest. The plastic surgery scars were healing nicely.
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