Write sci-fi or fantasy flash fiction of 1000 words or less

I can write an original flash fiction story for you. It will be proofread and delivered in a maximum of 3 days. The story won't be published anywhere else or given to anyone else. If you have any preferences of tone or anything at all, I can bear that in mind, or you can just ask for a story and I'll come up with and write one just for you.

If you do have a set idea, but don't want to write it yourself, just let me know and I'll write the story around your idea. Otherwise, I'll just come up with something myself.

If you want a longer read, that can be selected in the add-on services.

I tend to lean towards sci-fi or fantasy but am open to different genres. If you have another genre in mind, let me know and I'll get back to you. I don't write erotica, or anything too adult or graphic.

Once sent over, the story will be yours. All rights to the story will be yours. I'm just the ghostwriter.

Some samples of my writing:

Fantasy:

The figure stalked into the doorway, uncaring of the darkness in the windowless storeroom. Its steps were silent, they always were. Somehow it knew that its prey was trapped. It stood there, backlit by an orange glow, blocking the single entrance to the room. Its bone-white mask flickered with the light.
The fires outside looked inviting now, to the girl frozen in the far corner. Inviting and impossible. She tried to look away from the figure, but it drew the eye. She couldn't see where it was looking, but she felt its gaze. Like a rabbit feels the hungry gaze of a wolf. She could only wait, wait for the figure to step closer, away from the exit. Maybe she could dash past it, get out, let the smoke obscure her, brave the fires to get - the figure stood there. Waiting. Patient. Perfectly still. Then she realised.

Sci-Fi (dialogue):

“What took you so long?” Jael asked, his impatience bleeding through in his voice.
“I’ve never docked on a wreck like this before,” she replied. “Maybe you should try it next time, hm?”
Jael didn’t bother responding. He had a job to do.
She continued, pointlessly, “Okay, I think it’s clear for you to go in now. As far as I know, there’s no gravity on board. I don’t know much else so be careful, there could be some nasty surprises. For all we kno-”
“This isn’t my first time, Kora. Just shut up and open the damned airlock.”