A hide out
He fears mornings. In fact, he hates it to an extent that he ensures that no ray of light peeps its way inside the dilapidated structure.
Being a morning person, his productivity always peaked sitting across the window, inhaling the fresh morning breeze and feeling the warmth of sunlight on his face, while writing articles for newspapers and magazines.
But it was not like it used to be. An article in a leading daily condemning the government’s economic policies had turned a prominent name into the state’s enemy.
He now stays like a refugee in his own state.
Here’s another edition of Friday Fictioneers, hosted by the lovely Rochelle Wisoff – Fields. Much thanks to J Hardy Carroll for this week’s prompt.
I am taking my Alexa rank to the next level with #MyFriendAlexa with Blogchatter
Happens easily. Someone lies, it makes the headlines, and previous stature is never regained. Good piece.
That’s true. You have given an another angle to the story.
Thank you so much, Linda.
This can easily happen when you expose or cross powerful criminals too.
Absolutely. In today’s times, it is a tough job being an investigative reporter or a person who exposes the rot at higher level.
Dear Rohan,
It doesn’t take much to turn the tide against politicians these days does it? Nicely done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Yes, absolutely Rochelle. Thanks for the appreciation. 🙂
Shalom.
Awesome take on the photo prompt
Click Here to see what Mrs. Dash Says