A Short Story : A Story?

She remembered that we took the train tracks to obtain getting to her house faster. She had seen an opening in the neighborhood and she turned. We followed, but, Keisha noticed it was getting to the point of pitch black and decided to call her mother. She recalled that we showed up to her street when she noticed that there was teenage boys were in a pick-up. She viewed them speedup and also create noise to either to scare us or show off. She bellowed grow up as loud as she humanly could. She heard the truck come back and just ignored them. She heard them again and started running to her house. Nevertheless, Jordyn’s side is the last one to

“Uh, yeah! Sure!” When I knew I was l alone I ran all over town looking for the source of the snow. I finally found it at an abandoned warehouse just outside of town. I waited a couple of seconds before saying something but before I could, someone spoke.

Headlights flashed and lauren heard a car door slam. “Help me!” Cried Lauren thinking someone had come to her rescue. But instead she heard a deep husky voice call out “Just grab her and put her in the truck Jerry, you’re wasting time.”

She opens her eyes for a second. The trees flew out of the dark night, passing the car in a fraction of a second. She panic's, thrashing her hands toward the ceiling of the car bracing for an unknown impact. The only thing she can hear is a ringing a, a high-pitched whistle. She looks over at her passenger, she looks calm, as if she didn’t even know any of this was happening. She turns her head to look at Gabby trying to tell her something, but she couldn't make out the words.

As Sarah’s mom pulls into the driveway of 1542 Elm Street, she in nothing but excited. Impatiently she tells her mom to hurry and unlock the door not wanting to waste a single second of the “girls night” planned. When the doors finally unlocked she rushed to grab her bag and practically sprinted up to the front door. Sarah rang the doorbell a couple of times then started to jump up and down as she waited.

As I walk out to the corner of the driveway to Jillian’s car, I hear the jingle of the keys on her lanyard, like the jingle of bells on Santa’s sleigh. I slightly push the key as it glides into the ignition. I turn the key away from me until I hear the roar of the engine starting like an angry lion at the zoo. I scan through the radio stations until I find a song I like. Jillian opens the door, and gets in. The gravity from the hill that the car is parked on causes the door to slam shut. As we pull out of the driveway, Jillian asks, “Where are we going first?”

“Get her” they yelled. The girl kept running through the mountains. She ran fast dodging trees and rocks with them on her tail. She tripped over a rock and landed in a stream. The boys stood over her, panting. “Get up” he said but, she just sat there, looking scared out of her mind. “I said get up!” one of the boys yelled. The girl stood up, getting ready to run again. “Now come here, Kaley” hs said, acting much calmer now. “Now!” He said. Kaley was taking no chances so she started to run again. “Shit!” he yelled, running after her. It wasn’t long until he caught her again. “Where are you going?” he said. His friends ran up and grabbed her arms. Kaley couldn’t run anymore. She waited for the beating that was sure to come. “Dad’s right, you

Everyone except the bus driver and coach had fallen asleep. 6 hours passed by and when they woke, they could see nothing but road and sand with a few shrubs popping up. “Are you sure we’re going the right way?”, coach Brown asked while looking around. “We had to make a small detour for gas, there should be a small town up ahead, we’ll only be a couple hours behind schedule.”, the bus driver said arrogantly. As they rode into the sandy, broken down town, smoke rose from the hood of the bus and the engine started making unusual noise. The bus broke down. “Looks like we’re going to be here for a minute. Let’s go see if we can find some supplies around town”, coach Brown said. Coach took Claire, Kyle, Phillip and Kennedi went to the west while the other 6 students from the bus went east. They walked around in the torn buildings looking for anything useful. When they realized there was nothing there, they met back up at the bus but the bus driver was no longer there. He left his phone inside his hat on the hood of the bus and a little dried up blood on the road. Nervousness slowly arose, “He probably just went looking for supplies...right”, Kennedi said, looking at the dent left in the bus. “Does it look like he

Kasey sleepily looked around her dirty home. She realized there were cups and food all over the place and people knocked out on the couches. Her only concern right now was wasn’t how she was going to clean up the huge mess from the party she threw the night before but how she was going to make all these people wake up and make them leave. Kasey noticed her friend Alison near by and realized she was the only person who would be willing to help her out. She shouted Alison’s name and rattled her awake. As Alison woke up they both realized Kasey’s parents would be home in 2 hours after being away for the weekend to visit their friends. Before they could think or say another word the only noise in the room was the screech of the front door opening.

The smell of Susan’s hot chocolate surrounded the coldness of her face as she would take a long, relaxing sip. Her mum started to pack things such as sunscreen, togs, towel and plenty of food and water. As Mum was getting ready slowly, Susan turned on the dusty old TV to watch. After each ad, she would feel as if it was practically speaking to her. When finally her mum finished getting ready she grabbed her stuff and yelled “We're going now Susan!” then said “make sure you have all your stuff.” Said nervously. Susan was all hyped up and ready to go, she grabbed her stuff and headed out the door. Susan ran with excitement with her star shaped sunglasses and flew into the black mini cooper with Mum.

A block before their house, Clara abruptly stopped and turned towards her brother. “Max, this is the last time I’m gonna call you from the playground, okay? We’re late, and Mom told us to come home by three, and it’s already 3:15!” she yelled harshly. The young boy next to her did not respond. There was a moment of silence, with the rain being the only audible sound. “I figured, huh. I bet you don’t even care”. Clara began to walk solemnly, looking down at the ground, wondering how she got stuck with her obnoxious little brother.

Wind brushed her hair softly as the smell of the sea gave a nice aroma in the air. The girl looked down angrily as her mom placed her bags in the soft sand. “Mom, you cannot seriously let me stay a month at the unknowns of the sea with these people! I don’t even know them!”, the girl cried, her voice a bit shaky from anger she kept inside. The mother shot a glance at her daughter after waving to the nice people who offered to take her daughter on a free trip to the beach, “You know Cassie”. The girl with red grape like hair looked back over at the other girl and her family, they were about four years apart in age difference and had hardly ever talked since bumping into each other at a school trip. “Mom, I don’t know her. I know her name but that’s it! C’mon let me go back home with you and dad!”, the troubled teenager pleaded as she reluctantly followed her mother towards the others.

Flashback:.Michelle sat down on a bench, next to a woman. She was very skinny with pale skin and her face was covered with the shadow of the cape on her head .The woman pointed her large, skinny fingers towards Michelle .She muttered some words under her breath.Without a warning, the woman disappeared and left no trace of her existence there.Michelle had knots in her stomach and felt like her head was spinning. She could not understand what happened and why the woman was pointing at her.

As I take a breath, the warm May air filled my lungs. The golden wheat fields surrounding my wooden farmhouse glistened as the Oklahoma sun hit it. I watch as Mama brings some bread to Papa, her own mother, and I. The umbrellas covering the four of our heads were doing all we could ever ask for, to keep us relaxed and from thinking about all of the drama and rumors that can quickly spread around our little town, because there has been a problem with that lately. We all sat outside quietly and just watched the sky for any birds. At only 9 a.m., it was a bit cloudy and the sky seemed a little darker than usual but it still felt almost the same but not quite. I decided to break the awkward silence by saying something.

“Okay! Love you! Bye!”she yelled back from the top of the stairs. Mabel grabbed her wet umbrella which, still hadn’t dried from her outing with her mom, and stepped out in the cold, rainy air. She ran over to the car under her umbrella. Her best friends, Vivien and Cecilia were waiting. ‘This is going to be so fun,’ Mabel thought as she stepped into the car.