Back in freezing Chicago as snow plows uncovered a buried street, Timothy learned at Headquarters that the raid in Miami killed his partner Bill. He delivered the zip file and reported the compromised safe house.
Timothy hoped Bill’s raid was successful, but he knew that any intel he’d receive should be viewed as psyops. Still, scraps of it might be true. From his back door to their communication system he identified and then disabled the assassin they hoped would take him out once he left the building.
Walking down the street with fresh snow falling Timothy smiled to think that those whiz kids at Headquarters wouldn’t believe how few bits he had to flip in that zip file to plow away their covers and expose them.
Denise offers the prompt word “plow” for this week’s Six Sentence Story. This story continues from Mark- Six Sentence Story. Next is Kaleidoscope – Six Sentence Story.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
You used the prompt word many ways. A skilled piece! 😁
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Thank you, Susan!
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Excellent. Great use of plow. I have fond memories of plows, having lived in Syracuse NY for 20 years.
Blessings.
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Thank you and blessings, Michael!
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Nefarious, and good take on the prompt.
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I’m hoping Timothy turns out to be a good guy. Thank you, Chel!
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I’m beginning to suspect that this story is a part of psyops. 🙂
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That’s how I’m seeing it as well. Thank you, Romi! Hopefully it goes somewhere.
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I’m liking this Timothy fellow, he sounds like the type you wouldn’t want to piss off.
Engaging (serial) Six
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I’m glad he’s turning out more competent than he started. Thank you, Clark!
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Timothy is sounding more and more like a super-spy 😀
Nice double use of the prompt!
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I’m thinking (hoping) he’s the good guy. Thank you, Denise!
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You mean he might not be, Frank? lol Hadn’t even thought he might be the bad guy!
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And the story rolls along!
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This might be the end, but who knows? Thank you, Liz!
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We’ll have to wait and see…maybe a season 2?
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Oh clever use of the prompt, Frank! I like what you did there… and the story continues. You have me hooked 🙂
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I am glad you are hooked. Thank you, Chris!
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Glad you are continuing with this serial Six. I like how you began and ended with using the prompt word.
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Thank you, Pat! I tried to tie the beginning with the end since these stories are so short.
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Great Six, Frank. Our forecast is for a 2-punch snow storm over the next 4 days/nights. Blessings to you.
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Snow can be beautiful, but also dangerous. Thank you, Avia, and blessings to you as well.
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You’re most welcome, and thank you 🙂
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Continuing the intrigue … 😳
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It continues. Thank you!
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a satisfying story and clever use of plows. good six.
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Thank you, Arlene!
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Wow! Great story telling, Frank! I feel Timothy is super smart and not one to be messed with.
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I hope he turns out alright in my imagination. Thank you, Eugenia!
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Me too, Frank! 🤨
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So amazing how you use the prompts and continue to weave this compelling series of stories.
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I am glad you like them. Thank you, Pragalbha!
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Sounds like someone’s in trouble. Great story!
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I am not even sure what will happen next. Thank you, Joyce!
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Good scene changing into snowy landscapes, lends a crisp and white background to the intrigue!
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You’ve got quite the page turner going here!
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Thank you, Lisa!
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