Rabid
Sally sits at the dining table, scooping a spoonful of cheerios.
Her dog, Willow, begins to growl viciously. “Willow, what’s wrong?”
Willow snarls, revealing his sharp teeth. Drool dripping onto the floor. His eyes fixated on her. Ready to kill.
“Mommy! Daddy! Something is wrong with Willow!”
Minutes pass.
Sally’s parents run into the kitchen to find Willow is on top of Sally. His jaw locked on Sally’s leg. Ripping the flesh off. Blood gushing. Sally screams in agonizing pain.
Her father grabs the shotgun from the bedroom.
He takes a shot. Willow falls.
Sally is free, but bleeding heavily.
From Guest Contributor Alexa Findlay
Alexa spends most of her time writing fiction and poetry. She is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of three online literary magazines. She is obsessed with Disney and Jurassic Park. Her work has been featured in Pomona Valley Review, Better than Starbucks Magazine, Adelaide Literary Magazine, Halcyon Days, Grotesque Magazine amongst others.
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