Azalea and Friends Essay

“Shoteka,” Lushanya hesitated on scolding me, “ that's actually not a bad idea.” Henry looked like he was going to faint.

Everyone searched in fear and found a wrench to open the door. But set a trap out of metal cans and loose twine that had been lying on the ground, as soon as they had finished the creaking of the stairs got

She quickly gathers around the children and whose who want to come along and heads

With a deep breath, Lewis opened the trapdoor. She peered down at the dark abyss below her. “Woah,” she whispered in awe,“I never knew you could find something like this in a dumb school.” Sydney shifted around to get a glance, and accidentally nudged Kaitlyn forward. With a shriek, she slipped into blackness, her figure disappearing in a millisecond.

Walking up the faded brown stone path, they are almost at the door. With every step they take, every inch closer they are, the more Blake fears that he made a mistake. They are now at the door, but something seemed wrong. The door was cracked, they could only see red, it look fresh, like somebody threw red paint all over the wall.

Slamming the door open, Belle searched the room before her tear filled eyes landed on the closed bathroom door. Quickly walking over, she noticed something a wet shade of red slowly spreading across the floor outside of the door. Reaching out to twist the doorknob with a shaky hand, she realized the door was locked. After frantically searching for the key, she finally found it on top of a pile of books. When she attempted to open the door, there was

Merlin ran in her direction and tapped her foot with his paw. She stroked him in reassurance that she was okay, and went forward to try to open the door. It was locked, and all of the windows seemed to be locked, too, and she could not afford to break them lest the wind come into the house. The white drapes were simple and undecorated, and hid the interior of the house from her view. The smoke coming from a small chimney was carried off into the wind. Natalie felt that this house was here for a reason, and felt welcomed by it. The house could be a shelter from the harsh winter wind outside. After hours of looking, Natalie stumbled upon a loose log in the wall. She feverently scratched at the log to pull it out , and eventually found a small silver key in a box, the box tied with a fine silver chain. The key easily slipped in, and the girl and her companion walked into the house.

“Sure. I thought it was always locked, though,” Paige said. Emma nodded in agreement, eating a Pringle. Riley stood up, leaving her friends on the bench as she walk towards the door, the floor beneath her creaking with each step, a strange shiver creeping up her back. She didn’t look behind her to see if her friends were coming. She just kept walking until she reached the door.

The stairs seemed a lot longer than the ones that had led up to the attic. Then without realizing it at first, we'd reached the bottom, and there in front of us was another door.

Cora’s pace slowed as she approached the rugged door. As she reached to slide the key card into the reader, she heard a slow creaked as the door glided open without a single touch. Hesitantly, Cora nudged the door open just enough to slip through with her small

“Whatever.” I hurried and caught up with Ariana before she was swallowed in by the crowd of people. “Where you going?” I asked, tapping her on the

The top of the roof, where they would eat, was decorated beautifully with flowers, candles, and lights.The dining table ivory draping with flowers and candles. Above it, it has a nice fairy light hanging from tall white columns. It was a warm spring night in Los Angeles. The sky was full of blinking stars. If you look down from the roof, it is full of beautiful city lights. When they were done with their dinner they all went to sleep.

As soon as it was fully closed, lights spaced evenly across the carved rock walls, turned on to fill the passage with a hazy, yellow glow. Axus turned around to face the second door. After pressing the red button, he slipped through

Issac looks back towards the dark looming sidewalk and shudders at the thought of walking home alone; he runs towards the porch. On the porch the floorboards whined under the weight of the kids, causing them to jump. Jacee points the flashlight at the agape door, as the other two grab their flashlights. She looks back and gives both of them a nod as she takes the lead. The door opens silently and the only noise that was heard was that of their footsteps on the hollowed rooms floor. All three of them piled into the room and stood side by side as the door shut with a loud crack. They all handled this in different ways; Isaac stood frozen in fear bringing his hands together to say a silent prayer, Tristen whirled around pointing his flashlight towards the door, and Jacee jumped at the sound and promptly fell to her knees. This made both of the boys look to her as she shakily tried to get her feet.

“As long as you keep them out of my yard, I’ll be happy. My wife is taking a nap. If someone wakes her too early, she is grouchy. Otherwise, I wouldn’t care.” Andrew said and continued working.