100 word challenge

By Anonymous -
Anna-elise was a strange child from birth which wasn’t a complete surprise to her already strange parents pete and fiona. One of the many things Anna did was making and collecting regular objects, but the objects would be 10 to 20 times greater than their original size. Unfortunately one day Anna attempted to build a giant light bulb and accidentally started a electrical fire that set the whole house in flames, killing not only anna but also her parents. Surprisingly no one found their house or even went looking for them, although 100 years later one of Anna’s creations were found.

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