“What colour tie do you think I should wear? The blue seems sensible but is it too sensible? I don’t want to come over as overly austere - I’m offering to help her after all. I have to look friendly so maybe the green? It’s cheerful. Maybe it’s too cheerful though. We aren’t exactly on daisy-picking terms so that’s probably not the best one. Pink
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General
This is a lovely light-hearted piece with a quirky twist to the end. It is generally well-written, with good grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc. It stands alone well, though the characters could also be used in a longer piece. One likes these characters, which helps make the read quite enjoyable. The length is about right. The prompt was used well. I have no major suggestions to make. However, I do have two general comments:
1. You use ‘then’ a lot. I suggest you avoid the repetition.
2. Keep an eye on your use of commas (or lack thereof).
Specific
All of these suggestions are about very minor points - the kind of thing most authors ‘read over’ in their own work, particularly when writing to a strict deadline. For all examples I have quoted your words in italics and immediately followed with my suggestion.
I have to look friendly so maybe the green?
Should be: I have to look friendly, so maybe the green? (punctuation)
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