Between one to four pages (500 to 2000 words approximately), I will put together a short story on the topic of your choosing. Please try to be specific in your requirements, unless you want me to let lose and do what I want, in which case no guarantees it won't be super, super weird. Below is an excerpt from my most recent short story commission:

It was sunny Sunday afternoon in a quiet suburban neighborhood. All was well; children were playing, birds were singing, and everything was as ordinary as could be conceived. However, beneath the surface there are always things we fail to concieve. It's light shone a pale pink, almost too pale to see unless one were really looking for it, and on an especially ordinary day, of course, no one was.

It drifted through the open window and like a dandylion seed blown in the wind, it carried on slowly towards the dresser where the face of a young girl lay crying. This too, sad as it seemed was perfectly ordinary, and so neither was she looking, lost in despair, as despair can be a particularly easy place to get lost.

But seen or not, the light landed nonetheless, and with no sound to be heard. There is no word in the English language for what it was, but sometimes you will find there is no need for words. Some might call it a fairy, or a sprite, or some other magical thing, but it mattered not, it was none and all of those things at once.

The being was glowing, yet almost transparent, all features seemingly lost in the light, with a long head, four appendages that could be arms and two presumed to be legs, if you were looking close enough, as it was quite small. The girl was comparatively a giant, though for a human, she would have been considered small, even for a child. The tears to the creature, were waterfalls, her hair great grasses. Her face was a mountain, a land of its own, and the creature was fascinated...