Also borrowed from toujours_nigel (here). This time, the idea is to put up the last line of each of the last ten stories I have posted.

So here goes:

• Then again, maybe that’s a different shade of gold.
  
  "A Different Shade of Gold", The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton, 6636 words, written as a pinch hit for luciferinasundaysuit in the Wayback Exchange.



• It was the next year that Lewis got out of prison.
  
  "A Little Cold", The Flash & Legends of Tomorrow, 1634 words, written for rivulet027 in the Worldbuilding Exchange.
  
  As I haven't yet finished the "Depths of Cold" series, I've gone just with the last sentence of the first part, i.e. the same one for which I gave the first sentence.



• “Not a problem,” she said. “I’ll have time to bake again before we leave.”
  
  "Flight at Christmas", Mrs. Pollifax series - Dorothy Gilman, 1145 words, written for philomytha in the Yuletide Exchange.



• Master Ambrose silently raised his glass in toast.
  
  "The Dapple Flows into the Dawl", Lud-in-the-Mist - Hope Mirrlees, 1156 words, written for moon_custafer in the Yuletide Exchange.



• If it were true, it would be damned unfair if Ralph got crimed for gossip about Odell.
  
  "Quandary", The Charioteer - Mary Renault, 1087 words, written for deliarium in the Yuletide Exchange.



• You will joust upon vellum.
  
  "Joust on Vellum", Medieval manuscript illustrations, 1123 words, written for oneiriad in the Yuletide Exchange.



• “As long as no one suspects the truth,” said Laurie, “or it will be our goose.”
  
  "Deckle-Edged", 1699 words, The Charioteer - Mary Renault, written for sunsetmog in Yuletide.



• “[...] I think Iris owes you a cup of coffee.”
  
  "Rogue Kiss", The Flash (TV series), 4919 words, written as a pinch hit for sandrine_shaw in Multifandom Tropefest.



• I’ll believe it when I eat it.
  
  "Dear Dad", M*A*S*H (TV series), 1759 words, written for blueteak in Trick or Treat.



• “[...] I think we’re going to need it.”
  
  "DePiction", Swallows and Amazons series - Arthur Ransome, 3552 words, written for elennare in the Exchange at Fic Corner.

Well, last year I concluded that most of my first lines are short and snappy. It looks as though that tends to be true for the final ones, too. Topped and tailed!