“Guilty on all counts your honor.”

In a dark bar, two men were fighting over a woman. A shinny knife slashes, but misses, his opponents dull, blunt bullet didn’t! A dozen witnesses are questioned, then released. Police take the winner to jail, the coroner gets the loser. The woman cries.

Later, in a bright courtroom, two lawyers are fighting over the man. The shinny defense miscalculates, but not the dull prosecution. Twelve jurors recess, then return. “Guilty on all counts your honor.”

The gunman, leaves with a bailiff, the coroner awaits his next loser.

Another woman cries.

This week, the Wednesday Fiction challenge, was to write a “Flash Fiction story”. Wikipedia defines Flash Fiction as, “a style of fictional literature of extreme brevity”. The above, flash fiction story, contains 100 words, including the title.