A mini tale is a story told in very brief, maybe a paragraph or two. It is very fun to write as it takes a short time yet is a fine form of art and a masterclass of Storytelling as it requires the skill of delivering more in less. Here's another one for my vocal family.
The boy was complete unknown of the fact that the day before yesterday his dad had poisoned his mom. Since then he kept asking his father about his mom.
After a day or two the boy stopped with his questions.
After 3 days his dad came home drunk and asked his son the reason he stopped asking about his mother. The boy gave him a weird look and left the room.
The next day his dad again questioned him.
He just said with an irritated look "Can't you see mom beside me. And first of all, you tell me why is your body slowly turning blue."
About the Creator
Neelanchal Dhanuka
I love and hate my characters more than I hate people. Love to romanticize dark stories and Vica versa. You would soon see me in a film some day.
Long live Creativity.
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