Source...The prompt zero interest in you is an interesting phrase for today's story. It reminds me of a younger version of myself when confronted with an opposing viewpoint. I'd simply point out the not-so-obvious to the other person, highlighting that person's faults. I want to share A ZAPFIC50 story that's told in exactly 50 words. The challenge was created by @felt.buzz.

Once upon a time, there was no space. No universe. Then the world came into existence by The Majestic One. Then there was no more world. All that was left was a remnant of what the people of the world remembered to have existed. We envisioned a paradise where bliss ran rampant in our imaginations.

I wanted to share with you my Freestyle Collage No. 111. My theme is discoveries of an unusual nature. An alien mermaid whose eyes rotated to gain a 360 degree view of her surroundings stands guard and watches over all. She's protected by scepters as the jellyfish floats unconcerned. Ancient fish species swim in delight with no natural enemies chasing them. The diver encounters a portal he hadn't seen on previous dives. A rare find.

Image source provided by @freewritehouse...The stairs attached to the housing unit on the third level that finally claimed the livelihood of Morten Hallbright was witnessed by no less than twenty people. All the twenty individuals saw was Morten tumbling down the stairs in what many would later describe as a life-ending accident where the blood-curdling scream alerted them he'd finally done it.

An abstract excursion into the black of the night. It is an adventure into the mind of Selma. Not that she wanted her life to take a left turn into the depths of the abyss. And not that it happened overnight A slow process embarking on erratic ventures into unchartered territory.

SourceThe prompt alien space craft crash for this microfiction story reminds me of tall tales I heard as a child together with television series of aliens and space crafts visiting Earth. My siblings and friends didn't know if the stories behind were true. But we did believe. I share my flash fiction called ZAPFIC50, a story that's told in exactly 50 words. The challenge was created by @felt.buzz.