She closed her eyes and turned away, a faint smile on her face, a tear drifting down her cheek. The note lay in her hand:
Anna, it’s been an amazing experience knowing you.
Written for this week’s Trifextra: http://www.trifectawritingchallenge.com/2014/03/trifextra-week-104.html?showComment=1394492415657#c8643977545565947953
It looks like the Trifectra editors are closing the weekly prompts and though I will miss the weekly stretch (I’m usually too wordy when I write) I am all the more grateful to have been a part of this competition.
It has been an honor Trifectra!
(Source for my palindrome: http://www.palindromelist.net/)
Breathing In 
I love that your post is a sweet, romantic little memory as well as a tribute to Trifecta. Lovely job.
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Yeah, I’m really going to miss the weekly challenges.
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Well now, I have a feeling that we haven’t seen the last teary-eyed post this week. Yours was beautifully-understated and spoke voloumes about how we all feel. I, too, feel incredibly fortunate to have been invited to be a part of this community. I wish you luck in the future and thank you for sharing your talent over the past months. 🙂
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You’re right, I don’t think this is the last. Thank you for stopping by!
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A lovely, powerful piece
Enjoyed
Ally
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Simple and soulful. Let’s hope Trifecta is reborn elsewhere. Would hate to see it go.
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Me too.
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Oh, this is really quite sad. I saw another commenter used the word “soulful”, which I think just sums it up perfectly. 🙂 Nice work.
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What a sweet goodbye note!
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Beautiful.
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Lovely and sweet and really sad. Nice work.
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Powerful and dark. So much captured in just 33 words. Well crafted: “she had a faint smile on her face.” To give this little piece that level of detail and food for thought..Nice work!
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Thank you. I’m really grateful for Trifectra for their 33 word challenges. They’ve really helped me a lot.
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This is really lovely work. Thanks for linking up.
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