Thanksgiving Fiction: Firepit Words
Happy Thanksgiving, dear readers. I hope that you enjoyed/are still enjoying the holiday.
As for us, as usual, we have a short story for you. Consider it an after-dinner special. One more thing to enjoy today.
It’s a story with a simple premise.
Each year, a firepit burns, and some interesting guests all sit around it to have a chat. They don’t bother with using names—they all know who they are.
But you’ll have to CLICK HERE to find out.
And, for those worried, no, this doesn’t replace our regularly scheduled Friday Fiction. We’ve got something for you tomorrow, as well. Something extremely silly.
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