My DW Reads

Based on feedback from the last post, it's looking like a month-long prompt table challenge is going to be our next big challenge. Look out for that in September, starting on the 1st!

Meanwhile, here's another mini challenge - the same as the last 3-sentence challenge, only I'm leaving you with several prompts to choose from (using a table, so I can get some practice in with the HTML). And there's only going to be this post.

Guidelines:

♦ Write a 3-sentence story inspired by a prompt from the below table.
♦ You can write one 3-sentence story or write many (for different prompts or even the same prompts); it's entirely up to you.
♦ One story per comment please. This makes it easier for others to provide feedback.
♦ You can use the prompt with the exact wording, or in a way where it's clear you've drawn inspiration from it.
♦ There are no deadlines, and there won't be any follow-up post for this challenge.
♦ Enjoy the other stories and leave feedback if desired. ♥

001.	You're mine	002.	A last whisper	003.	Starting over	004.	Turbulent	005.	Distracting
006.	Birdsong	007.	Digging deep	008.	Self-destruct	009.	Lost in the wilderness	010.	Never let go

Table code in case anyone wants a copy (please link back to Worderlands):
<center><table border=2 cellpadding=3 cellspacing=2> <tr> <td>001.</td><td>You're mine</td> <td>002.</td><td>A last whisper</td> <td>003.</td><td>Starting over</td> <td>004.</td><td>Turbulent</td> <td>005.</td><td>Distracting</td> </tr><tr> <td>006.</td><td>Birdsong</td> <td>007.</td><td>Digging deep</td> <td>008.</td><td>Self-destruct</td> <td>009.</td><td>Lost in the wilderness</td> <td>010.</td><td>Never let go</td> </tr><tr> </tr></table></center>

From when you see this post, you have 24-hours to write something for the following prompt:

It's only when I reach the other side

Bonus points if you a) finish a story, and b) it's a 100-word drabble (or a double or triple drabble).

Feel free to share your story in the comments - or a link to it, if you've posted it elsewhere. If you don't finish the story, feel free to share your word count and any comments on the progress you made. :)

ETA: You can use the prompt with the exact wording, or in a way where it's clear you've drawn inspiration from it.

(Prompt from Believe You by Slow Coast.)