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"That was amazing girls," he said, easing back into his seat. He reached for his wallet and pulled out a blue bill with a large five in the upper right hand corner. "Where are you girls from?"
"Canada," Cathy spouted, wiping her hands on the legs of her jeans.
"Here's five Euros. That's like forty Canada dollars if I'm doing my math correctly," he explained, handing over the bill. Neither of the girls had studied the exchange rate, having lost all of their money before leaving the airport. Cathy snatched the bill from the stranger's hand and turned to walk away. Melissa quickly followed.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 11 years agoWhat a good idea for a story. You set it up perfectly with characters dealing with a serious problem. The answer is well suited. They execute the plan and then all of a sudden there's nothing. The ending was really poor...it ruined the rest of the story. We don't know how the girls were affected by their experience. Hell, we don't even know if five Euros was enough to buy a meal. Did they get their replacement money? Your story begins as a roaring lion yet ended with a meow.
Anonymousover 14 years ago"Keine Leere" is certainly not the german equal to No Vacancy. It would mean "no emptiness"
DarkBeeover 14 years agoAnd the 5-euro bill is grey; the 20 euro-bill is blue (if you'd like to know: from low to high: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and their colors: grey, red, blue, orange/brown-ish, green, yellow and purple).
Anyway, the story itself wasn't that interesting.
Anonymousalmost 15 years agoaww sad...5 euros is def. not $40 canadian...its like less than $10
Anonymousalmost 15 years agoI wonder if she would lick a dude even further back than the balls.
