Microscopic Fiction

Many people credit the well known six-word novel that exemplifies micro fiction to Ernest Hemingway. But the link can’t be substantiated, and in fact, many possible connections to other sources exist, both before and ​

after Hemingway. But no matter who wrote it, it certainly puts forth a fun challenge to anyone to create their own six-word "novel." The micro fiction so universally attributed to Hemingway is this: For sale: baby shoes, never worn.
 
As today is my “Flash Fiction Friday,” I decided to give it a go. Happy Fiction Friday.
 
“I do!” He didn’t. Alone again.

Do you have a six-word novel of your own inside waiting to get out? I'd love to read it!