I looked down at the tiny cars way down below. They were so far away, they almost looked like toy cars. I sighed and turned back into the room hundreds of floors above.
“You sure you want to do this?”
The man opposite me nodded solemnly. He was down on one knee, looking at me with pleading eyes.
“I can’t do this no more.”
I stared into his sea green eyes, wishing I could tell him not to do this, telling him to go back home to his wife and pretend like nothing had happened.
Slowly, I raised my right arm and pointed the gun somewhere between those eyes. There was no way I could let him do that and he knew it.
Silently, the bullet tore threw his body.
When I turned back to the window to look down, the two cars were gone.
© 2017
Sunday Photo Fiction, October 22nd 2017
FELICIA HEILGENDORFF 
Welcome to Sunday Photo Fiction Fia. You certainly came in with a bang. A great dark story.
Thank you! I enjoyed taking part.
“If I can’t have you, your wife certainly won’t”. Possession to a whole new level. Wonder how she expects to dispose of the body?
Hm yeah… that’s a good question!
Should have rather pushed him through the window.
A very dark story. Brilliant writing, Fia
Thank you!
Off he popped – literally! Nice one Fia.
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Haha indeed.. Thank you!
I enjoyed this and saw it as futuristic
Thank you!
Great story. The prompt could have been taken in a number of different ways. Loved how you connected it to the story. Creative and brilliant.