History was fascinating, she thought as she walked around the ancient museum. Her eyes were taking in all the glorious relics of the past, her mind whirling at their significances throughout. Her legs were straying too far, her hands were twitching by her side.
She was engrossed in the beautiful display before her, and in her haste in taking in everything before her, she was separated from her group. She shrugged, it didn’t matter, it wasn’t like they’d notice her missing, after all.
She looked around, noticing everything other than the historical relics. All around her were people like her, fascinated by the priceless objects around her, impressed and engrossed in the display. She smiled looking at one particular item, perfect.
Alarms blared around her, and everyone around stared at her in disgust and rage. To steal something from a museum this rich and especially that item was a heinous act and if she might be so arrogant, an impossible one. The easy part was done, now remained the hard aspect. But she was prepared, she’d been prepared for a long time.
History was fascinating, she thought as she executed her escape plan, and she’d guaranteed her place in it.
Word Count: 200
Written as a response to Sunday Photo Fiction, hosted by the lovely Susan. To read other entries of this prompt, click here.
We all want to be remembered for something! Delicious piece Em
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Yes we do. Thanks Iain!
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Nicely done, I love a good escape plan!
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Yeah, so do I. It’s lovely when a plan comes together. Thanks. 🙂
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The classic museum heist, I see.
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Interesting take on the photo…never expected a heist!
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Thank you. I’m glad I was able to surprise you.
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Gone but never to be forgotten! Nice one Em.
Welcome to Keith’s Ramblings!
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Thanks Keith!
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I wonder what she stole and how she escaped. Maybe that will be part of another story. Nicely done
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Perhaps. I just wanted to wrap it in ambiguity and let the reader make their own assumptions about it. But a sequel isn’t too far…
Thank you. I’m glad you loved it.
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