Creative Story : A Short Story

After a while, Mama came in. She smiled at me and said, “Good morning,” before she bent over Sarah’s crib.

Mama would pretend to be fascinated by her sewing and Papa would tweak his swooping mustache and vibrate his tangled eyebrows, pretending reluctance. “Welllll …” he’d begin, “it was a long time ago

On a cold, dry night, my mother softly shook my shoulders and woke me by saying,

The ride in the bed of the family Model-T was an adventure I never wanted or would do again. The trip took what seemed like forever and was uncomfortable to no level. Before we left Pa had said to me, “Son, I need you to be strong and help me take care of your ma and your siblings. Will you help me?” Yes was the only thing that came to mind but I didn’t realize what that word entailed. Ma wasn’t feeling well and my younger siblings got bored too easily. While Pa drove the car I would wet Ma’s forehead with a rag and make her as comfortable as possible. Ma wasn’t doing well from the dust storms. Every hour or so Caroline would get into a scuffle with Billy about something pointless and I had to separate them before Pa got mad and stopped the

The sound of a loud sob tore Josie out of her memory, pushing her blanket to the side; she tiptoed over to the top of the stairs. Her little brother was already there, hiding behind the rails. Without looking up at her he whispered, “Momma’s crying.” Her brother wasn’t any taller than the rail so he had no problem hiding, Josie

“Go ahead i'm right behind you”. She said with a squeaky like voice. I made a direct b line to the massive tractor tires

A moron named Jack lived with his half moron mother in a rusty devastated shack on a rotten farm growing only thorns. All they had that was considered a luxury was their skinny cattle that produced very little milk. As soon as the cattle stopped producing milk, the mother wanted Jack to go sell it.

The night went on and Anne grew to love her new child. Mary was extremely intelligent. Jane, Mary and Anne played board games until midnight. Jane said that it was time she and Maxine went home. Anne and Mary walked Jane down to the bottom of the drive way to see her off. Anne hugged her friend goodbye and waited until she was out of sight before they started back up the drive way. They were halfway up the hill when Mary said that she needed a break. Anne understood, Mary’s tiny legs could only carry her so far. Anne and her new daughter sat down on the edge of the gravel in the

“Hurry up Jayde! It’s time for you to get ready for your first day at your new school!” said Jayde’s mother.

“Hello Mr. Johnson”, Alexandra says as she walks across the room towards him. “Please, call me Jeff, and tell me, darling, do you want a tattoo this time?” His smile showcases his golden teeth. “I'm afraid not Mr. Johnson, as I’ve said countless times before, I'm not going to get one more.” she stopped 5 centimeters in front of him. Smiling. “You only have one, on your ankle and it’s not big, or meaningful.”

One day, on a nice and sunny day, there was a family driving in their car to there grandmother’s house. They were happy and nothing was stopping them, until something did. They were jamming out to Taylor swifts newest songs and out of no where, came a truck. The father didn't have time to react so they collided. When they collided a wave of dark matter hit the daughter, who was the only survivor of the crash. The daughter’s name was Alex Smoak.

It was only after the words left her lips that Casey seemed to find herself weary of the look in her father's eyes. Moments before, she saw it as lust, a sexual gaze that he had simply never used with her in any previous instances. And yet, as she stared up at him, something just wasn't right. Was she having second thoughts? No, that wasn't it, yet she couldn't place what it was. Perhaps, he would see the confusion that had reached her eyes, though as he leaned in and gently pressed his own lips to hers, her newfound worry slipped away. The mindset she'd carried just moments before came back to her, her arousal apparent as she watched her father's hand ease down.

“Oh, I just couldn’t stand the way you left on Christmas, so I came to see you.”

One day this little girl was at school and school ended in about 10 minutes so she just sat there and drawn for 10 minutes. So after the bell rang she ran outside for her parents but her parents weren't there and neither was her best friend's parents were there either. So the little girl and her friend just sat there and talked for about 15 minutes for their parents to come. So while they were talking her friend brought up the little girl going to her house when her parents got there.

The bus came to a screeching stop, I stood up and walked down the aisle and off the bus. I walked up the driveway and into my house. I went down the spiral staircase and then I set my bag down by my computer. I went back up the stairs and into the kitchen to get a snack, there I find my mom doing the dishes. I get out the toaster and was about ready to put toast in when my mother said,