A Short Story : A Story Of A Bad Story

They finally got up the stairs and they saw some people in their cells yanking at the bars and yelling at the kids. These were very bad people Jim said, “That was nothing compared to the other People but well get to them later.” So then they went to the break room and there was lots of food. There were a couple people and there were the two people they saw earlier in the day on the stairs. You could tell that the whole class was wondering where they took the

About a week later, thing was out of usual. The sun was didn’t come out, they bird wasn’t squeezing anymore, James wife was in a bad mood and James didn’t feel like reading his favorite book. The cloud was very dark, James see people in a hurry to read the newspaper like never before. People gather in group and they read the important thing in the newspaper out loud so the mob of people gather around could hear. “James called his wife honey could

“Subject is driving on Benview Avenue. He's at the light in front of Wal-Mart right now. Looks like he's heading toward I-154. He should be making a left on it and heading north.”

The driver of the tow truck responded to Highway 96 about five miles south of Happy Camp after two stranded

All sweaty and worn out from the loss during football practice, Aiden swung his duffle bag over one shoulder and juggled the other free hand between his Gatorade bottle, phone, cleats,

When he opened the door excitement ran through his blood. The room was huge! He could easily fit everything he ever wanted. Their was a window in his room where he could see the beaches with surfers surfing the waves. When everything was all set up Jim rushed into his room and jumped into his queen size bed. Jim grabbed the remote and turned on his TV and his PS3 and settled into his comfy bed. One thing rolled in and out of his brain though. Tomorrow was his first day at San Ysidro High School and Jim wasn’t sure what to expect. Jim alarm rang at 7 o’clock and Jim excitedly jumped out of bed and ran downstairs. “Read for your first day of school kids?”, said said Jim’s mom. “Yes Mom”, said Jim, and Jessica in unison. “Well you better hurry up if you don’t want to be late for the first day of school!”, said Jim’s and Jessica’s mom. “Now kids if you make your beds, do some laundry, and do some laundry every once awhile. I will pay you guys five dollars each.” , said said their mother. “Sweet” , said Jim and Jessica. “That starts today!” , said Amanda. After Jim had gotten ready he ran down his driveway to catch the bus. When the bus arrived Jim held his breath as he walked up the steps

For some unknown reason, Jason felt like he'd just bought a bad car and the salesman couldn't wait for him to drive the car off the lot. He felt the need to sate his curiosity with at least one question.

“Jeffrey Jefferson, but you can also call me trash.” Jacob, feeling more depressed by the second, put the head under his arm and began to climb up towards the surface of the

Faint music played into the ears of the teen from a pair of dangling earphones as he made his way to the fridge and pulled a pack of bacon from it's contents, placing it onto the island counter with a slap. Thin fingers plucked at the wrapper until eventually peeling it open and retrieving a slice from the rest only to waft it beneath his nose. Jackie stood leaning onto the counter with his elbows as he nibbled at the raw meat. The sound of movement coming from the rather large apartment's hall signaled his mother, and her boyfriend, Mark, finally waking up and scurrying to get ready for the morning task of dropping him off. Their tardiness was no surprise to him, but it gave him time earlier this morning to finish packing and get ready without

Josh woke up to his mom calling him down for breakfast. It was Thursday , which meant he had school, which meant he had to face Woodfork.“Honey,” his mom called, “the bus leaves in five minutes.” Josh threw on some clothes, ran downstairs, ate some breakfast, and ran outside to the bus stop.

As Jake entered school on Monday morning he felt something missing. He couldn’t think of what it was because he had his gym clothes, he had his math homework, he had his lunch and he had his social studies project. He couldn’t figure out what was missing, so he searched his bag to see if everything was there. He went through a mental checklist in his head, “Here are my gym clothes, that’s my math homework, and there is my lunch.” Then he finally realized that he didn’t have his big trifold for his social studies project.

Jeff dumped another bag of mail in the sorter. As the machine ran, he let his mind wander. After giving him a good-bye kiss, Barbie smiled as she watched their little Joy kiss her daddy. Barbie handed him a lace handkerchief to wipe off the smear of peanut butter and jelly. How he wished for that lace hankie now. He had searched the ruins only finding ashes.

Carroll thought that this was the only time he could make his escape before more teachers and students came in. So he went to an empty classroom threw a chair at the window. SMASH! The window shattered into a million pieces. Carroll started to climb out the window his heart pounding. “Stop right there!” He heard a teacher yell as he hit the ground. Carroll started to run towards the parking lot he saw a teacher grabbing a bag out of his car. Carroll opened the driver side door and got into the car. Carroll had learned a lot about how to drive and start cars (because he wanted to become a taxi driver). But now he blanked out on how to

I looked at the dark, blank floor. It seemed to be just as stupid, and empty as I was. This cell was like a cage, and it was uncomfortably cold and wet. I only had myself to keep me warm. I wonder if I'll ever get out of here. All the choices I've made, I thought they were right. Turns out they weren't. I shouldn't of accepted that letter! It has only caused me pain and loss. I miss my family... they're probably thinking I am having the time of my life, at this ”camp”. All of this was a big, old lie, and I wish they knew that...

“ Alright today's the day were going on goliath” My dad said.I was really scared because at the time I never rode a rollercoaster with a huge drop. The drop was at a 90° angle and there was a bunch of loops in it. When My dad and I got into the line he asked me what row I wanted to go in. I told him “Not the back, and Not the Front, so let's go in the middle.” Of course he didn't listen to me and we went in the front row. I still told him no but we did it anyways. When we got into the front seat there was no handles in the front there was just one on the side of our seat for each person. The front of the cart was pretty far away so it felt like nothing was in front of us. Once I was buckled in my dad said to me, “What pose should we do for the picture?” We picked a pose but i'm not really sure what it was. Then the person who ran the ride asked all of us if we were ready, and we all shouted,Yes!. Then the cart started moving. I was kind of scared but also really excited. When we started heading to the top I put my hands up and was ready for the drop. When we got all the way to the top the cart stopped and I told my dad, “Are we Stuck?” Then right when he was about to answer the cart went down at a 90° angle the roller coaster went around and around and when the picture came we did a pose and It was really successful there was more loops and the cart went underground for a little bit. Then the cart slowed down I was sad because the ride was so fun. I told my dad, “I want to