October Prompted Fiction: Afterlife: Caitlyn's Spirit Guide Training - Sacred Calling : 553 words

Written for meeks's picture prompt.

It wasn't often that an angel walked through the afterlife, but when it did all the spirits knew that something important was happening. What they didn't know, and Caitlyn did, was that a lot of planning went into when the angel was going to visit. There would be several phone calls, which were referred to as 'Sacred Calling', files would be passed between the spirit guide and the angel, the route the angel was going to take through the afterlife was planned carefully, and then the angel would enter the afterlife. 

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October Prompted Fiction: Donor House Collection: Alice - A Halloween Surprise: 519 words

Written for ysabetwordsmith's prompt: 'what would happen if a group of trick-or-treaters accidentally found themselves at the donor house'.

There was a moment when all Alice could do was stare. As it was Halloween she'd made sure that she was on the reception desk, which gave the receptionist an unexpected night off, just in case someone turned up that she didn't want in the house. Halloween brought out all the creepiest vampires. What she hadn't expected was the group of children that walked though the door. As a general rule most children in the local area avoided the donor house. She couldn't help smiling at them when she realised that they were all dressed in costumes and that meant they were obviously out trick-or-treating.

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October Prompted Fiction: Fae School Collection: The Acalica: 518 words

Written for forgottenspirits's prompt about the Acalica, a group of Bolivian weather fae.

Frost was busy plaiting Hail's hair when Rain walked in. As usual after a rainstorm Rain's plait had come undone and her long hair was only being tamed by the water. Sometimes she wondered whether she should cut her hair, but she knew she'd miss it if she did. Her hair had been long ever since they had chosen to become weather fae in the hope that they would all be kept together. That had been before they'd had to leave their old home, so it held a lot of memories. Not all the memories were good, especially those from before the move, but that didn't mean she wanted to get rid of them. 

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