Aghhh! My mother’s scream pierces my ears like a needle. My parents are fighting. They fight 24/7. “Rebekka! Why did you have to do it?” shrieks my father “I-” “You are the worst!” “Baby,” she sighs.
“You loved him! Didn’t you?” I can hear in his voice he is holding back tears. “Honey come on!” she is crying. “Shut up!” A door slams. I bury my face in a pillow to drown out the noise. There is a large crash that comes from downstairs. It is quiet enough to hear a pin drop. The crying, the yelling, the pain, it’s over. There is a knock on the door. Somebody opens it. “Hello Mr. umm Andrews, you neighbor Mrs. Carrols complained that there was a disturbance coming from here. I am here to give you a warning, but I am required, by law, to deliver the message personally to her. May I speak to her?”
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I glare at my mother, “You are the worst.” She sighs, “Baby.” I say, “You loved him! Didn’t you?” She’s crying and says, “Honey come on” I can’t control myself. My legs carry me into the dining room. I pick of the lamp and go back into the living room, then shut the blinds, and finally approach my mother with my lamp in hand. My body shoots forward and then scream, “Mom!” I glance at the clock, it reads 6:53. What did he do? I won’t be able to look him in the eye. I roll out of bed and take a long, ice cold shower. By the time my shower is over the clock says 7:32. I rush to the kitchen. It is small, has two windows on the back wall, we have a small table in the middle, and the wallpaper is peeling in the corner of the walls. I grab an orange, brush my teeth, and run down the street to school. When I get there everyone stares at me and all conversation stops. Why? When I walk to my locker somebody whispers, “Hey that’s the kid with the dad!” I grit my teeth.
I am a freshman so I am treated like trash. Always. I only have one friend, Adam. There is one other person. Her name is Taylor, and she is kind of my girlfriend. But not
Obtrusively,the thunder bellowed outside and the roaring sound filled the small room like rock music to a broken soul.Amongst the thunder, raindrops could be seen ebbing down the windowsill forming undecipherable miniscule shapes and later sinking down in the wall to gather at the edge.
Footsteps slowly creaked on every step of the stairs. The bedroom door handle turned slowly…Mom! She came in gave me a kiss in my forehead and said goodnight, and she left. I was just being paranoid, after what happen in that movie. Besides, nothing can happen when mom is with me. Wait! My mom is at training in McAllen, so who was that woman.
Meanwhile, Hulga lay in the loft of the barn, and due to the lack of vision correction, she struggled to discern the amount of fingers she was raising an arm's length away. Her optical deficiency was beginning to give her a throbbing pain just behind her eyes. The paralyzing ache gave rise to such agony that Hulga had no choice but to shut her eyes and get some rest.
Out of the darkness, rivers of brilliant light and color began to flow all around her, as if a dam holding back a rainbow had miraculously burst. Then she heard the music... a melody so beautiful it tugged at her very soul. It was as if the euphony clothed her in an impenetrable blanket. She felt warm. She felt safe. Uncontrollably, tears welled up, the hymn gripping her heart, and she was forced to squeeze her eyes shut and instinctively her body curled into a protective ball.
The wind twirled around the columns, engulfing the girl standing in the center. Her hands raised as she looked to the open ceiling. She swayed with the wind, letting it push her and guide her.
I walked to it and tried prying it from the ground with my fingers. A twig broke behind me and I jumped and spun around. It was dark now and the only light was from the full moon. I had a bad feeling start to pump through me. I turned and ran trying to evacuate the danger I felt nearby. I ran through brush that looked like claws trying to grab my ankles. And as tree limbs came down snatching at my skin I tripped and fell. I saw a tree nearby that looked welcoming and I tried to use it as cover. Black wings busted through the trees and run started echoing around me in a croaked out a raspy breath.
“Come here, look,” she would say, her voice trembling with every syllable, “we received an encrypted letter from Langley.”
Drip, drip, drop. The appearance of the rain drops hitting the water of the pool reminds me of stones being throw in the water, and how they created those perfect circles that would expand until they faded away. Though the stones made the water react, it was still the same water; it went back to being flat. Do you suppose that we take these simple visuals, and make them into something more meaningful than what it really is? It really is just simple nature, yet we put more beauty and symbolism into. At least, that was how I see the world now that my mind no longer sees tricks as magic.
When Alma heard her name called, she broke free of the mesmerizing kiss. Running toward the house, she felt the first mist of rain and was grateful. Gabe released her hand as soon as they reached the yard.
Nessa had managed to stay under the radar of the law for almost a month. Then Jessie popped up at the Dungeon to pick up a package one night. She lit a cigarette and began to pace the Dungeon floors when he arrived.
It was the month of december there was like 2 feet of snow. All the kids and adults were outside except for Tj the neighborhood meanie who hates kids Tj is 7’0 dark brown hair green eyes and broad shouldered type is 29 years of age. Natiegh is 12 she is 5’4 orange hair hazel eyes when she smiles she has dimples. She loves the snow esecially around christmas. Amber is 14 years old 4’3 ft she has green hair brown eyes. Jake is 15 years old with pink hair blue eyes 6’0 ft tall. Aiden is 16 with purple hair and he is 6’4 ft tall. Jake and aiden were planning a snowball fight with the girls they would act completely normal then SURPRISE snowball fight aiden threw the first snowball he threw it at amber and screamed snowball fight everyone started to gather snowballs
Another crash reverberates from the other room. It’s loud enough to hear of the sound of the music blasting out from his earphones, and Jimin flinches yet again. With a sight he cranks up the volume on his cheap MP3 player, and tries to curl up a little more, tucking his knees closer to his chest while praying that the sounds will soon cease.
Ellie and I lay in our beds, neither one of us knew what to say. In the other room, our host parents were arguing. We didn’t know what about, but we knew it was serious. Then we heard a “THWACK” followed by silence. Ellie and I sat up in our beds and looked at each other, I could tell she was as scared as I was. “Was that? Did he just?” she asked me. Then the arguing started back up again. We calmed back down until we heard it again. “THWACK” We knew then, the noise we heard, was him beating her. We got up, our hearts racing; neither of us knew what to do. We got our nerves together to go get help. When we opened the door to our room we saw the children sitting on the couch crying out for their mother. I could see the fear in their face and I knew something needed to change.
“(y/n)!” my mother yells from the kitchen downstairs, “Steve is here to bring you to school!” I grab a hair brush and my small bag of makeup before running down the stairs and out the door.
Everyone and thing falls dead silent, not even the house is breathing. A sudden pain in my lungs begins to form as I realize I am not breathing, the air begs to escape its entrapment just as much as I wished I could mine. My mother’s cry is the first to break the silence and the bickering proceeds with her yelling some uncomprehendable thing at my father and him replying to taunt her. The fighting grows increasingly in intensity as they get into discussions of my father’s new mistress. “You love everything more than this family,” my mother screams as she begins to list off everything in my father’s life starting with that other woman. Finally reaching the end of her list she says, “You even love your music more than us, just like this!” I knew it, here comes the crash of the guitar. It never came. Instead wood begins to crack, strings begin to fracture under pressure, I soon realize it’s the piano. A pain in my chest ruptures, a pain my young heart had never felt before, I loved that piano. In a hot rage, I climb out of my bed, walk quickly through the laundry room, into the kitchen, strait to house phone. I quickly pick up the phone, the dial tone starts, without a single thought I dial 911. Before I know it, I am talking to the dispatcher, “911, What’s your emergency?”