Kwan bumped into Tim at the top of the staircase. Kwan looked pale, while his breathe was rapid. Kwan kept scanning over his shoulder. Tim spoke, "Did you find them?" "Let's go," Kwan declared as he begun taking the stairs. "Boys, can I a moment with you," a determined Giselle spoke. Giselle's profile came visible from the shadows of the hallway. Tim noticed Giselle's eyeliner was smudged. Giselle never looked out of place. Did she cry? Where was Daniel? Had Daniel upset Giselle? "It's kind of boring here, so Tim and I are heading out," Kwan said. Tim was startled with Kwan's assertiveness as he looked to Kwan. Without warning, the three of them heard a quarrel below them. They recognized Ms Loren and Coach Russell's voices overlapping. The three begun downward and at the midway landing, they saw Cara and Bryan with the other students behind their chaperones. It was an heated exchange. Giselle observed two rifle carrying men blocking the group's exit from the Grand Foyer. There was Ms. Loren, in her matronly manner readjusting her glasses, while Coach Russell trying to resolve the situation. They continued. Giselle reached the last step, she asked, "What's the problem?" Ms Loren said, "These gentlemen here are asking us to pay an admission fee before we can leave the Palace. I think they are bandits." "Someone tell me how much do they want?" Bryan declared. Cara just shook her head, then she realized her diamond necklace gave off a sparkle. Worrisome, Cara
to keep their money: "So, thinks I, I'll go search their rooms. So then I
Maude entered and Ginny heard her gown before she saw Maude. The gown was swishing and smacking against walls. "Thank you Mrs. Miller, sorry it took so long, I could not decide what to to wear. Now where is Miss Miller?"
“You guys don’t need a dollar just come in with us and you get in for free.” answered Joselin’s sister.
She froze midsentence, trapped in her own loop of thought thanks to that grotesque imagery she had of me and Ariana being together. I assumed she had finally croaked out on us and was about to suggest playing the crucial game of ‘Not It’ to help determine who the poor fool who would be required to remove the body, clean up the mess from the closing bowel movement and tell everyone from the rest of the staff to the officers to her family what happened, but within a blink of an eye she lit up like a little kid who received a shiny quarter from grandpa on the family’s monthly visit to their grandparent’s house.
Lauren showed concern for her mother knowing that they had just moved to a new area in their town and her mom does have her “old” friends to talk to anymore. Lauren is a good student, but often has to be refocused while in class. When asked if there was something going on at home? Lauren would just look away and cry.
Raven said, “Oh, you funny man you.” She then looked at the beautiful bouquet blossomed in the bright sun.
4. "We are late, we are late, no time to say goodbye, we are late" (Danticat . this repetition shows that Giselle made the whole family 15 minutes late which caused them to have an accident that resulted in Isabella's death. The tone of the story changed it to death and grief of the whole family due to Isabella's death.
As she began to recognize the
Undisclosed, Agent Montgomery had found a new diversion from the commonplace of her routine, and that person sat in the rear their group. Giselle's emotions were torn between these two. Montgomery feared losing focus, so she retrieved her notepad to continually review historical data as Sinclair was distracted by the flight attendant.
The teamed tried to ignore the incident and trudged on. Ryan, the team leader, exited the ship and began to unload the gear as Ago, the team apprentice, and Stanley, the master pilot, set up the base camp to get ready for the night. The team finished and they packed everything in for the night, they went to bed but that strange feeling persisted.The next morning,
“Girl, your face is god damn beauty.” Tiffany praises, applying the final coat of blush to her cheeks. “Look at you, the black teenage dream.”
‘Believe me, I will pay you anything you want.’ ‘You cannot pay my price, it’s very high.’ ‘I can pay any price. I’m an Arab prince.’ ‘And I am a princess.’ ‘I’ll pay a thousand.’ ‘No.’ ‘Two thousand, then.’ ‘Three thousand,’ I said. ‘I accept.’” (106)
The girls meet their instructor, Martin. They get parachutes and are ready to fly. The plane they are about to fly is
“I need her necklace! The gold and the diamonds look so good!” Olivia told her brother Simon.
“Salut,” the guests had repeated, clinking glasses and sharing smiles. I felt so happy, but as I looked over to Giovanna, my grin had disappeared. She typically is the life of the party and is extremely joyful, but she was just gloomily staring down at her glass with an ashamed look on her face.