A scent of Jasmin rose from the old lady in the ancient
coat. On the conveyor belt beside her lay a packet of carved ham, milk, and
four deluxe tins of cat food. With expert hands the teller scanned her items
and said, “Ten ninety seven, please.”
The ten Euro note trembled in her fingers, as she stared
into the depths of her empty purse. She began pushing the ham away when I slid
a single coin to the teller. I saw shame in her face as she hurried away. There
goes a woman who loves her cat more than life.
I came across a community called 101, so this story is for them. exactly 101 words long.
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