Dear Friday Fictioneers,
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Shalom,
Rochelle
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PHOTO PROMPT © Ted Strutz
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Word Count: 100
SOLE OF A WOMAN
Growing up in the Amish community, Rebecca had adhered to the strict dress code without question. During the warmest months she and her fourteen older siblings went barefoot.
She learned to eschew the worldly clothing of the English.
“Their ways are evil,” Papa intoned as he slipped his hand under twelve-year-old Rebecca’s skirt.
At sixteen, she left home with nothing but the simple cotton frock on her back, plain black oxfords on her feet and recurring nightmares in her head.
Today Becki’s a fashion designer. Her flamboyant wardrobe boasts every color, and her favorite shoes are red-sequined high heel pumps.
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple 