Welcome to the Best of the Beanies curation compilation of some of the top stories from last week's Spill The Beans Creative Writing Prompt.
These authors gave us some amazing content, and we would like to highlight them with the hope that you will take a look and perhaps vote for the post or leave a comment, or a tip for the authors.
Our pick of the top stories covered all the elements of what creative writing involves, and is in keeping with community standards. These authors showed personality and took great pride in creating an epic story that got the judges hooked and wanting more.
The Best of the Beanies, in no particular order - they were all so good!
The Coffee Pot with the Mysterious Buttons by @chacald.dcymt
Automatically, after my sip of classic coffee, the room began to change. Stunned, I could see how my modern furniture turned into an antique style. Everything became very much like my grandmother's apartment some 50 years ago.
A Very Sexy Coffee Machine or a Broken Piece of Crap by @lordtimoty
...As her finger moved towards it, she announced, ‘I don’t need classic or rich, this time, size matters and I want a massive cup of coffee’. For emphasis, she followed up with the singular word, ‘Huge’. Unsurprisingly then, the doorbell rang and....
Prince Georges Coffee Test by @ladytitan
"Just a test, huh?" Clarisse retorted, her chin raised. "If I pass this test, what happens if you fail my test?" Aria gasped at Clarisse's temerity and pinched her arm. Prince George was taken aback too. He frowned though he admired the delicate beauty of this noble lady and her confidence swayed him.
A Magic Coffee Machine by @itsostylish
“Can’t you see that I’m trying, Marcy? I’m trying, girl!” The days of strain had grown into weeks, months. He hadn’t had a decent meal in days. He hadn’t had a damn cigarette in a week. Everything was scarce; the war taking its toll on ordinary lives. Explosions echoed in the night like portents: ‘Get out, they screamed, get away
What a Hidden Surprise by @lisrl26
It was my special day so that should be the first coffee to be tasted. I pressed the button once after placing the cup in the space designed for it. The aroma was indescribable, it made my mouth water. As soon as it was ready, I sat on the terrace under the stars to enjoy the pleasant moment. Shortly before finishing my coffee, I felt the need to leave the cup on the floor or I would drop it at any moment. I closed my eyes and felt a shiver run through my body.
The Luminous Corridor by @jetta.amaya
In the kitchen where Yenys had unscrupulously drunk the rich coffee, lay her lifeless body, hoping that in a few days someone would find it. The mysterious coffee pot was gone, and although her hands were stained and the house permeated with the smell of her fascinating drink, no one would suspect that rich coffee had taken her, at last, to the place where she belonged.
Coffee Birthday by @ungranulises
Tania, that friend who, I remember, looked like an adult trapped in the body of a child, the class delegate, took the floor and told me: I looked at this and I saw you!, it was a coffee machine, very sophisticated, with three buttons; classic, rich and special. It is ready to use!
Well, that's it for the Best of the Beanies for last week's prompt.
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