Have you
any idea where you were held or how you came to be in the water?”
She
looked down at her hands, twisted them in her lap. “No idea,” she insisted.
“Though I believe I must have been running away. That would make sense. That
somehow I slipped away and fell into the river?”He gave her a nod. “Indeed, lady, it does make sense.”
Thanks for all your kind comments and the encouragement. I'm anticipating another 6 weeks - fingers crossed - for the first draft to be complete. Then the real work starts.
Keep on hoppin' at www.wewriwa.com!
I like this story, and I like the TT part. She did a good job with her answers.
ReplyDeleteSo far she is doing a good job with being evasive. Any chance she could claim amnesia?
ReplyDeleteI like this snippet. Good luck finishing up the first draft. I always find that to be the hardest part!
ReplyDeleteI've always thought the first draft to be the hardest part. Good eight sentences. I'd like to see more.
ReplyDeleteShoot, all the parts are hard ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if the guy she's talking to picks up on her body language and cagey answers, which would seem to indicate she's trying to hide something. If not, this could get even more interesting :D
Intriguing! I can't wait to see what comes next. :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting snippet!
ReplyDeleteI love the way she's making it up as she goes. Great 8!
ReplyDeleteTough spot to be in, how do you talk yourself around it? Good snippet.
ReplyDeleteHistory Sleuth's Writing mysteries.
And why is she trying to come up with something that can't be checked out? I wonder what's going to happen if he doesn't believe her story.
ReplyDeleteI like this story, India! This is great dialogue. Has me asking questions, wondering what happened, and what will happen next. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is my 1st time on the blog hop, so I'm jumping into the middle of your story...
ReplyDeleteThe dialogue is engaging! :)
Good job getting the 1st draft done! That's inspiring!