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Six Sentence Story -the Wakefield Doctrine- [a Rue DeNite Six]

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This is the Doctrine’s contribution to the Six Sentence Story bloghop

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We last saw Rocco and Rue, they were having lunch overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The evening ahead consisted of Rue having dinner with Cyrus St. Loreto and Rocco trying not to worry about his charge.

Prompt word:

GRID

The amber fluid, warmed to the perfect viscosity, began it’s cascade over the lip of the carafe. A single, stray beam of a Miami-dawn, released into the dark hotel room by a random gust of the air conditioner under the window, coinciding with a change in angle too subtle to be detected by the naked eye, created the briefest of flashes; like a slow-motion funnel cloud, the syrup touched and filled the center half-cuboid depression of the golden-brown grid.

“I take it things went well last night,” Rocco steepled his hands like a schoolboy at his first High Mass and, raising his left eyebrow for good measure, waited for Rue to respond.

Satisfied her careful flooding of the waffles was past the point of no return, she looked up at her bodyguard; the secondary effect of her change in posture was to cause the collars of her silk dressing gown, held open by gravity and mischievousness, to regain their proper, modesty-enhancing function,

“My job was to have dinner with our mutual boss’s proposed business partner, the original predatory-businessman and come out of it alive and…. unscathed.”

Without further preamble, the dancer known as Rue DeNite attacked the pile of waffles with the hotel’s sterling silver flatware and the glee of a ten-year-old girl on the first day of Summer.

“And,” looking over the rim of her coffee mug, “for the record, I scathe those who and when I choose, not because whatever man or woman feels entitled because of wealth, power or hotness.”

 

 

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Well, what exactly do you want to know? Whether I am a clark or a scott or roger? If you have to ask, then you need to keep reading the Posts for two reasons: a)to get a clear enough understanding to be able to make the determination of which type I am and 2) to realize that by definition I am all three.* *which is true for you as well, all three...but mostly one

Comments

  1. Frank Hubeny says:

    Nice description of their waffle breakfast. I like how her gown was open by “gravity and mischievousness”.

  2. phyllis says:

    Yes the waffle grid being immersed in syrup is a very nice morning image.
    Thank you

  3. Spira says:

    Intricate word sculpting, as always… and a perfect match for Rue’s last phrase the soundtrack of your choice!

  4. messymimi says:

    I cannot imagine anyone “scathing” her without her express consent.

    Excellent word-weaving.

  5. Chris Hall says:

    Coffee and waffles – excellent for breakfast on a Saturday!

  6. This morning I vowed to stop eating syrupy waflles – now look what you’ve done!

    • clarkscottroger clarkscottroger says:

      lol
      no Problem*

      *millennial for ‘You’re welcome’**

      ** no. no it is not, not in meaning or, especially, conventional delivery… (to my it sounds like: “I hate my job. Stop bothering me.”)
      lol

  7. Hope says:

    Golden, syrupy goodness, for sure! <3

  8. Liz H-H says:

    Wow, but that’s vivid! And now I want waffles. Like…NOW!

  9. Engagingly evocative breakfast scene.
    Rue oozes the confidence (power) of one used to being underestimated by pretty much everyone around her. Except maybe her closest friend(s).
    After all, she’s just a girl, lol
    Goes without saying, Rocco’s got it bad for Ms. DeNite.