I remember that it hurt. Looking at him hurt. I remember the pain, how it was so powerful it caused me to shift back into a human. I remember the thick scarlet dripping off the tips of my claws, how they changed to the gas I had poured all over my shaking exterior. I remember the expression on his pale face, how there were tears were falling from not just my eyes, but Froy’s too. The last thing I can remember was the light of the full moon. It was intensely bright, almost blinding when I turned my head up to the sky. Then everything faded to black. Being the only child of a single parent was never as much fun for us as other kids. My dad had a really bad drinking problem and was kicked out by my mom, who has to work all day and night to …show more content…
I was still trying to get this trick and nearly face planted, and instead of hearing my board come back down, I heard the sound of a wolf howling. There’s just one thing - there are no wolves in California. Before I could get up, something came and took what felt like a chunk out of my torso. All I could do was scream as I looked at the set of teeth marks that had torn through the skin just above my right hip, blood trickling down to my waist. It took me a minute to pull myself up, but I managed to find my way home, bandage my side, & fall asleep. The next day at school all of my senses seemed to be heightened. I was freaking out in all of my classes and finally caught up with Froy at the end of the day, only when I took the bandage off to show him the wound, it was gone. He kept making a joke about me turning into a werewolf. At first I just brushed it off; there’s no such thing as werewolves. But then I woke up trying to figure out how a second ago I was in bed, closing my eyes and rolling to lay on my side, only to end up in a pile of dirt and scattered leaves in the woods. I saw the light of the moon peeking through the trees, giving me a form of power I’ve never felt. That was when I really thought about it. All the noises and everyone’s voices were somehow amplified to the highest setting. I could see, hear and smell things I shouldn’t be able to smell. My adrenaline was at an all time high, I was overly aggressive when something even
She had the boys clasp the hand of the boy next to him on either side. This prevented any of them from covering themselves. She arranged the girls in a line and led the group, slowly walking down the row of naked boys. Each girl started looking first at a butt, then a penis, and then another butt. At each boy, she stopped for nearly ten full seconds. The bleachers, which the boys stood on, elevated them such that their specific areas of interest were positioned nearly at eye level for the girls. As the girls followed slowly behind, they kept pace with their coach, eagerly checking out the boy in front of them, and grinning widely at the girls beside them.
Zolah leaned against the terminal and coughed. The ground forces had finally beaten Revan’s army back. She hoped that the distraction had been enough to give the temple assault team enough time to deal with Revan. Reports poured in about a beam of light flashing through the sky, some claiming to have heard a voice. The possibilities of what it could mean send a cold shiver up her spine, but she refused to accept failure without concrete evidence.
“You didn’t look very comfortable over there,” he stated as he put his coat on.
James appears in a slowing fashion facing the box. He fires at it. The box opens, projects a bright glow.
“I guess Yuri was right, which is mildly convenient” Sabra said. “The place is almost empty, their numbers are extremely low.”
Jake Fontaine didn't want to visit the ranch—didn't want to voice the words, but he trudged up the steps to his grandfather's porch, the rough-hewn planks echoing his arrival. Near the front door, two spit-bottom chairs leaned against the clapboard siding. He hesitated and removed his hat. The sweltering July breeze fanned his bloodstained shirt, and its sickly sweet stench stabbed at his guilt.
“His cell phone rang. He said it was you calling for help and that Fay was in trouble,” Fay looked at Kat whose face paled when she realized that had really happened.
The Swede put his two index fingers to the corners of his mouth and pushed them up, in a smile. Taking his fingers away, he held the smile, even if he wasn’t feeling like smiling.
By 9 o’clock I am done with half of my rooms, finally coming up to room 314, Mr. Jelen. I grab his clipboard, there’s nothing unusual in his medical history, just some childhood asthma. He doesn’t have any instances of acting out either meaning this should be quick.
"Oh, hello.” Kat said when she noticed the other people in the room, mentally praising herself for putting up her hood and slipping on her mask before she travelled there.
In all fairness, Lance had asked Shiro to spar with him, so his current condition was to be expected, though certainly not wanted.
Her heart had never pumped so fast in her life; not even when she stepped on stage for her first open mic night. Never. She could have used a couple of minutes to regain her composure. Heck, she needed a couple of days to recover from that kiss. Unfortunately, she didn’t have a chance to dwell on a newly developed crush. Odds were pretty good that she’d never see Mr. Man ever again. That feeling sank like a rock in her stomach.
Emma shifted as she watched N run out of the bunker. He knelt down beside the battered grass type as the two fire types hid behind her.
Plot: It seems like the spotlight is always on the new baby and Fili thinks no one cares about him
Enough was enough! thought Mr Jewel. How dare this young whippersnapper keep asking him questions? So, from his pocket, he grasped the watch on its chain and swung it in the air.