From two used phones Timothy constructed one that could not be traced but could connect through the command center’s back door. He entered the passcode TheHappySpiderIsWatchingYOU.
Given the compromised safehouse, he got right to the point, “What was that all about?”
“You have the zip file, don’t you?”
Since he knew it would annoy them, Timothy said, “I also have the spider’s mark.”
Timothy waited until they blinked, “You wouldn’t dare.”
Denise offers the prompt word “mark” for this week’s Six Sentence Stories. This story continues from Ocean – Six Sentence Story.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Spider’s mark, scary!
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That spider has some unusual marks. Thank you, Myrna!
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Haha I love reading your covert operations
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Thank you, Cassa!
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I’d say Timothy is taking some pleasure toying with those who would appear to have become his quarry instead of the other way around!
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He is toying with them and avoiding their traps. Thank you, Denise!
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I like this story. 🙂
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Thank you, Romi!
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Interesting story! Can lead to a lot more…
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Thank you, Reena! I am not sure where the story is going, but I suspect it could go further.
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Taking it forward keeps writers busy 🙂
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Splendid! What’s next, I wonder..?
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Thank you, Chris! I’m not sure what comes next.
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Isn’t that part of the fun? 😉
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This was a timely SSS to read, especially since we just watch a humorous spy movie tonight. Well done.
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At one point I was thinking of the Pink Panther movies. Thank you, Pat!
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I am really enjoying these short stories from you 🙂
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Thank you, Pragalbha!
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Sounds like it could be the start of a great book.
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Maybe. However, I am not sure what is going on in the story. Thank you, Mark!
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Excellent job reinforcing the narrative with urgency (and a touch of foreboding).
cool
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I’m beginning to enjoy foreboding scenes. Thank you, Clark!
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I’d love to know the backstory/inspiration for these–they intrigue me.
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I am not sure what is going on myself, but I hope things work out for Timothy unless I find out he’s the bad guy. Thank you, Avia!
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Hahaha…”unless you find out he’s the bad guy”! Sounds familiar to my previous series–the characters seem to write the story, don’t they? We just type 🙂
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“TheHappySpiderIsWatchingYOU” has to be one of the best passcodes ever! Enjoying this ongoing tale you are ‘spinning’ us.
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Except for its length I might try it sometime. Thank you!
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I’m not familiar with the spider’s mark, but maybe that’s a good thing. LOL! Thanks for the story.
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That mark is what is on the spider in the photos, at least that is what I was thinking of. Thank you, Joyce!
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If he’s the good guy, i wish him all luck and success. As much of an arachnophile as i am, that spider looks scary!
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The spider looks scary to me as well, but is harmless (I hope). Thank you, Mimi!
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Outsmarting the other guys–Part 2!
Sounds like there’s another to come…yay!
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Thank you, Liz!
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Ooh…I wonder if the spider’s mark has explosive results.
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It might. I think I’ll be continuing Timothy’s adventures. Thank you, Lisa!
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