She wrenched awake. Blinding sun streamed through a crack in the curtains. The sheets coiled damply and she struggled to escape them. Her mouth stuck to itself and she grimaced and poked her tongue into the crevices in her lips. The smell of bacon hung slack in the air.
‘Hey!’ A voice lifted from the kitchen. ‘Want breakfast?’
She felt her stomach curl and twist, ‘Nah,’ she said. She pulled her clothes on over her sticky skin. ‘Thanks,’ she added, walking past the kitchen door.
The front door slammed behind her, cutting off a question. Another morning, another exit.
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Copyright © Elizabeth Cutts March 2015
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Written for the 100 word flash fiction challenge on Chuck Wendig’s blog. Definitely a bit quick and dirty. But fun!
Libby Scribbles 
I get the feeling this lady’s had a hard (although possibly fun) night. Nicely written – those descriptors of sticky skin, twisting stomach… nice work.
I like that. Could definitely see a full story about her.