A New Chapter It was a frigid afternoon in mid February. As Judy sat on the crowded bus, just a couple seats away from the door; she realized that the next stop was hers. Judy dreaded as she stood up and got out of her seat. A unsettling feeling filled Judy’s mind, a feeling like someone might have forgotten something. She didn’t know what it was, but she sensed something wasn’t right. She quickly stopped and turned around to check and see if her siblings were coming too. She already knew that her younger brother Mark was already off of the bus. While she looked to the back of the bus, she noticed Donna, Mary, and Carol finally standing up and heading towards the front. As the wave of relief hit Judy, she finally walked off the bus. As …show more content…
While Judy ate the jello slowly, she savored every sweet bite; and pondered at what might be wrong. She looked around the diner to see if anything was out of place. She carefully scanned her horizon. All red and jet black booths were still present, the carousel they had in the far left corner was still on the stage area shinning bright. The candy display was still full of the arrangement of gum and taffies seemed to be untouched, which was abnormal for the time of day. As Judy sat there puzzled, the manager had come out from the back room looking concerned. The heavier set middle aged woman leisurely walked up to Judy and her siblings; at that moment she knew that her feelings of uncertainty were right.
The short dark haired woman stopped and stood right in front of the counter she let out a huge sigh. Not knowing what could be wrong, Mark had asked where his mother was and if she’s in the back working. The manager stood there with both of her hands clasp together, thinking of what to say next. A few minutes had passed which seemed like hours, but finally the woman said the worse possible news that any of Judy or her siblings could have heard. “Your mother collapsed today, while working this morning about two hours after you all left for school.” Those were the words that had shot a splintering pain into Judy’s body. She continued, “Your mom is in the hospital right now, and your aunts Mary and Bernie are coming by in about 20 minutes.” Shocked
Meanwhile, at John’s house, Mrs. Merly pulled into the driveway. She got out of car, opened the door, and let out a shriek as she entered the house. The walls were splattered with blood and all the picture frames were torn down. She immediately ran to the phone and dialed 911, but the telephone wires were chewed up. She ran to the door, but it slammed shut in front of her. She stood there for a second horrified about the immense danger she was
At the beginning of chapter 12, the spirit bear approached Cole. Cole was about to spit at the bear but he swallowed it back. Cole did not understand why he did what he did. After this, Cole rubbed his hands into the white bushy hair and he suddenly felt trust. The bear stayed motionless and soon leaved Cole alone. From that moment, Cole started to see the world around him as a beautiful place. Cole appreciated many things such as the plants, the seagulls, the seals, and many more Abiotic and biotic things.
Hinton, an amiable tobacco planter in Virginia, inspected the mill infrequently and trusted him to make an honest trade. There was no way to forecast when loggers would arrive, depending on the weather and the wind and water currents so Matthew remained available year-round. He was tall, burley with bushy, red hair, and freckles that almost connected into a solidly tan face. People never forgot him because his freckles were such an assortment of colors, red, brown, tan, beige, pink, auburn, rust, black, and orange. He entertained visitors with stories of animals and men fighting themselves and each other along with spine-tingling stories about ghosts and Indians that intimidated the settlers. If they were true, it did not matter.
Lifty huffed, snuffing his cough back into his throat as he chucked Petunia into his bedroom.
“Come here.” She motioned for him to move closer. Once he stood before her, she dipped her finger under the elastic of his boxer’s waistband and gave a tug. “Let’s see how sexy you are when you come.”
I sit at the kitchen table going over the eviction papers. But we have done nothing wrong I think in my head. My husband John paces beside me furrowing his brow. “I just don't understand. Why us? Why would they come after us?!” exclaims John.
Three days passed before Jingyan took a trip to Su Zhe's residence, following a familiar path to a destination with a wholly different sort of anticipation. He made his visit at night, when there were less watchful eyes and more shadows to hide his trail. When he finally stepped into the courtyard of plum blossoms, he detoured to the pond before entering the still-lit room of the house.
When Ms. Mallard hears the atrocious news about her husband’s death, Josephine thinks that she is heartbroken. As Ms. Mallard scrambles up to her room, she is looking out of her window and notices every single detail. She starts to hear each
Xion emerged from the dark portal into an alley. 'It's super quiet...' Wasking out of the alley, she found day that the main square outside of the Collisuem was empty. 'Where is everyone?' She wondered.
Kylo had returned to his sanctum, his personal quarters. A great many thoughts and emotions were swirling around in the Commander's mind. Far more than he could voice in a single conversation. He was excited beyond words to have finally found a way to destroy the Rebellion, excited to see just how strong Zyra were and could be. But all of that excitement were overshadowed by other emotions, new emotions. Desire. Lust. Attraction. New emotions that had surfaced only hours previous, when he felt the warmth of another being finding it's way to his very core. Just being near his new apprentice sent shivers down his spine. It fueled him, fueled his power. He could feel himself more powerful now than yesterday just because of a few short but
They turned the castle corner to a giant lawn two kilometers long. Flowers of every color lined where the yard and forest met, a decorated border everyone seemed to fear. A wooden fence marked the beginning of the lawn’s plateau, and flattened stones created a biotic footpath into a green valley of nothingness.
He opens his eyes to an unfamiliar view—there is a blue-toned light hitting against the shadowed ebony metal siding. He hits his head from the van driving over a bump, "Ow..." he gently rubs the affected area.
Maggie had grabbed a quick lunch from the cafeteria before hauling ass back to her room. At the moment, she wasn’t interested in spending time making idle conversation with her teammates. She had already been awake longer than she normally would’ve been for one day and her irritation was growing from the forced social interaction. She craved some quiet, alone time to allow herself a break and to prepare herself for whatever Shannon had planned for them next.
chance, that maybe she had planned it and his behavior let her know that Jarrod did not meet with his approval.
''What are we going to do?'' Panicked Cisco, helplessly looking in horror the Dominator's ship slowly, but surely going down. ''Can't you use the ship's tracker to keep it away from Earth? Long enough to get inside?'' He quickly inquired to Sara.