Possessing a fast-tracked mind was both a blessing and a curse for Naomi. Thinking cautiously about the hazardous flames waiting to lick the skins of those were still in the area, made it her top priority to leave while they still can. She had listened to Angeline’s say about the others regards and what position they were in, but their well-being was second in her mind to be concerned with right now. The farther they went, the less she smelled the hissing fumes of fire that was drawing near the laundry room. By this time, she walked far enough to catch a short break. “Whew!” She bent down and had her hands on her knees to sigh. “Well that was a close one.” She stood back up and stretched her arms far and back to herself because it was still …show more content…
“Truth be told, I was at first just trying to get out of there once those robots turned against us.” She looked over the sighed and began to frown. “I wasn’t even going to see if anyone needed my assist there because I have deemed myself unworthy of aid. I just know this to be true because I can already tell I am the weakest student here.” She chewed her inner cheek, already starting to regret telling her the insecurity she has. “Sorry for giving out random confessions. I know you might not even think that was even necessary to talk about at all.” She had chuckled in between what she said and turned back to the red-head. “I wanted to be even with you since you exposed yourself.” As much as she would love to chit-chat with this person, there was one last thing that lingered in Naomi’s mind to what Angeline had said before Naomi chose the escape route than talking. “You said just a few moments ago that...there was someone dying?” She had only assumed the pool of ‘blood’ was from that automaton (Jester) did something happened during or before things went nuts? Sure, she didn’t know if she could be helpful for this person’s safety, but Naomi could guarantee that she would call for assistance if she and this banshee discovered
She sat up slowly and stretched her arms straight out and rolled her shoulders as fluidly as a cat “Like it never happened.” (Donohue 214)
"Have I hurt you? You didn’t like it? Sorry. This is the first time I kiss a man myself." The girl said, being ashamed of her words.
“ The girl had landed sprawling with pain, but now she stood again. She recovered and waited.
"Sorry about that back there, I just needed to do that so I could get rid of Allison. And it wouldn't be to good for my rep now would it." He laughs while awkwardly rubbing the back of his neck.
As she continued through the woods she kept herself calm by keeping a conversation with herself about her surroundings. She cross through the trees, and comes to the ditch, as she crosses it she
“Yes, I suppose so. I am sorry for having told you this. I hope you won’t hold it against me. I only wanted to help.”
“No Evan, you and Zach are going to have to help us, we're not doing all the work for you.” She said.
“Well if you don’t want me to say the truth, I might as well not say anything at all,” she said, heading over to Ariel as if nothing was wrong and her wearing a stupid hat was a regular occurrence.
She had been sitting in a chair on the veranda at the time, sewing. When she heard them shouting, she knew something had happened. Her healing skills had been in demand recently, after all. She rose from her seat, ushering the men and their cargo inside.
"Hey, boss can I talk to those fine girls who just walked into the store?!" Sammie exclaimed with excitement.
“So quick to assume,” he breathed out, voice rumbling slightly as he stepped closer. “Though, in her defense, she always was a rather private person.”
“Well who knows what made them make students change schools now.” I sighed. Well I guess I will try to enjoy my last months at Radloff. The following days was just how
He struggled to find comfort for his back, and couldn’t help wincing. He heaved a sigh of agony and placed his head on the pillow, lied on his back, rather uncomfortably, closed his beady eyes and speechlessly waited for that moment to arrive. Heavy footsteps ware approaching. Their shoes clap rhythmically on the floor.
With Hood safely looked up in a cell when the serial killer strikes again he has a rock solid alibi when Jill Francis’ (Cherie Daly) butchered body is discovered in the woods in the Kinaho Reservation. The man responsible wasn’t as careful this time round though. He’s made a fatal error, and fortunately he’s not even aware of the mistake, meaning that it shouldn’t be too long before someone will finally be able to start make inroads in tracking down who he actually is.
She held tightly, like she was holding on for dear life, and then she let go, she smiled and she moved on.