Alex and the Mysterious Stone 3
Part 3 (Micro Fiction)
Alex, invisible and excited about his new power, decides to explore his town. He sneaks into the local movie theater for a free show, grabs a bunch of snacks without paying, and generally has a blast being unseen. But after a while, the thrill starts to wear off. He realises that while it's fun to mess around, there's no one to share the experience with. After a while though, he starts to feel tired. It hits him that even though he's invisible, he's still just a kid who needs to sleep. So, he heads back home, careful not to bump into anyone on the way. And that's where we'll leave him for now - invisible and tucked into bed, thinking about what to do with his new power.
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Alex and the Mysterious Stone 2
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Interesting ideas and who hasn't wished that one could be invisible and realize it is better to be seen and heard.