For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word murder in it somewhere?
I previously set you the challenge of writing a five-word story where one of the five words had to be biscuit. Here are your fabulous stories:
He eats biscuits for breakfast.
Biscuit chases squirrels every day.
Ritu:
Rich tea biscuits – good dunks.
A gold biscuit – fortune made.
Dead! Biscuit filling was poisonous.
Chocolate-covered biscuit? I’m in Heaven!
Paul Mastaglio:
Some more tea, Vicar? Biscuit?
Biscuit is made for dunking.
Crumbs. That takes the biscuit!
The boy stole a biscuit.
Baking biscuits was her forte.
Life’s like a crumbly biscuit.
The soggy biscuit dropped. Splash.
The biscuits were beside themselves.
Broken at he the bottom. Biscuits.
Biscuit? No! Too many calories!
I loving baking biscuits! Yum.
JR:
Biscuit broke tooth. Crooked smile.
Baking biscuits earned her bread.
Biscuits-Friend of young & old!
Biscuit bites the best tongue!
Val Fish:
Broken biscuits have no calories!
Brexit? It takes the biscuit…
Tessa:
Buttery biscuits, great for breakfast.
Buttered biscuits, where’s the jam?
Biscuits? The dog helped himself.
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Esther Chilton 
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