Here is another one. 'She opened the old book. A pressed flower fell out.'
Well, here are some. 'She left her umbrella. It became a home for a little frog.' And also 'The clock stopped. His life started anew.'
Sure. Story 1: She found a key. It opened a hidden door. A world of magic awaited. Story 2: He lost his hat. In the search, he met a friend. They shared a great adventure. Story 3: The cat chased a mouse. The mouse hid in a hole. The cat sat and waited patiently.
I was alone in the forest. Out of the darkness, a pair of glowing eyes stared at me.
Sure. 'The old house was silent. Then I heard a child's laughter from the attic.'
There are adventure short stories, for example, 'The Most Dangerous Game' by Richard Connell. It's full of action and danger. And then there are moral - lesson short stories. Aesop's fables are a good example. They are short tales that teach a moral or a lesson through the actions and consequences of the characters.
Two friends planted a tree together. One friend got sick and passed on, and now the tree is a lonely reminder of their lost friendship.
One: I sat on my couch. Something under the cushion grabbed my finger. Another: I walked into my room. The closet door opened on its own and a dark figure peeked out.
One could be 'The door creaked open. A shadowy figure with no face stared at me.'
My candle flickered and died. In the sudden blackness, I heard a ghostly whisper.
My phone took a picture of me while I was sleeping and sent it to an unknown number.