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OluwabuqqyYOLO:
She had it deep in her pretty eyes. Will you marry me, Bukky?' her lips trembled. She was kneeling. But once a killer, always one.

Divepen1:
According to Repogirl, your story must not leave touch questions. This one has left us with a lot.

Wow, divepen, you have made me the authority on flash fiction.......lol, anyway...

I actually get this.

A lady proposed to a guy but he isn't sure because he believes she is a murderer as she had probably murdered someone before.

It's quite easy to understand.

Dive remember, I referred to your 'hypnotise' in that statement because I wasn't sure where it had come from, it was quit off from everything else.

Anyway I saw this online, hope it helps.

MARK BUDMAN, Editor of Vestal Review:
Do:
1. Be concise without strangling your plot and characters.
2. Remember to deliver your message. No one likes empty envelopes.
3. Make your prose intense. You can’t burn the reader.
4. Learn from the birds. Tweet, tweet, tweet(er).
5. Use prompts to hone your skills.
Don’t:
1. Go in circles. You don’t have room for that.
2. Try to wear many hats. Flash has space only for one or two.
3. Mince words. You are writing a flash and not making hamburger patties.
4. Be afraid to experiment. You don’t want to repeat what others have written.
5. Forget that flash is a story and not a poem or essay.


http://www.thereviewreview.net/publishing-tips/flash-fiction-whats-it-all-about