Creative Writing: Donatello's Explosion

“I’m fine!” they rushed out, forcing their eyes to meet with his. It almost stung. “I really am fine.”

Opening the dorm room looking down both ends of the hall ways they were empty turning back to go to bed creaking started. Caroline turned back around heading

They begin to comprehend that an invasion may have happened, and all clues and signs point to that conclusion. They go to Robyn’s late at night, and everything is very dark except for the Showground, which is bright and vivid. They see a truck wheeling out of it, and they get suspicious. They split up into groups and execute different objectives, so they don’t get caught together. They plan to meet again later that night. Lee and Robyn go to Lee’s house, Fi and Homer visit Fi’s house, and Corrie, Ellie and Kevin go near the Showground. While Corrie, Ellie and Kevin are near the Showground, they see soldiers, tents, and a lot of parked cars. When they start to walk back, they are noticed and shot at, but luckily no one got hurt. The soldiers chase the gang through a yard of an abandoned house. Ellie notices a ride-on mower and lights it on fire with gasoline and lures the soldiers to that area. The ride-on mower blows up, and Corrie, Ellie and Kevin are safe (for now?). They go to meet with the rest of the gang, but only two of them are waiting for them… Lee and Robyn aren’t there. They

Vernon shot up in bed and was expecting something to come creeping out of the shadows.

Staring up at the house, she listened. The constant banging of the door against its frame, and the eerie sound of a malevolent snicker echoing throughout the empty rooms were the only sounds she heard.

“I’m fine,” she answered breathlessly. “I’m sorry to worry you. I just kept running until I couldn’t run anymore.”

Georgiana shot up out of the small cot she had been assigned to, shocked by the clattering and clanking of the metal bars. She

I sprang up off my bed, toward the loud stomping and frantic crying that came from

The bomb isn’t sophisticated but it’s lethal. Would have taken out the entire MC. I made sure to beat that knowledge into the brothers’ skulls—boys need to know they’re only alive because of Alessandra.

“What are you talking about?” She yelled into nothingness as her eyes frantically searched around for any sign of her family.

Dill started to mess with the hair on the back of his head, he seemed nervous.

The dimly lit and pungent smelling dropship was what welcomed her drooping eyes. Fresh blood dripped from her nose and she shook her head, trying to value the fact that she wasn’t throwing it up this time.

He’d only been to Orson’s once and then just to slip a report from Lieutenant Kierny under his door. Denny got out of the car, entered the lobby and rode the elevator to the third floor. He walked down the quiet hallway, noticing the glass-encased fire extinguisher, the methodically spaced ceiling smoke detectors, their red status lights glowing. He swallowed hard and felt for the pistol in the back of his jeans. He looked around and then pulled the gun, pushed off the safety, put it in the right front pocket of his coat and kept his hand on it, finger on the trigger. He grimaced as he,

Finally making contact, she flung her assailant as hard as she could, hearing a dull thud as the intruder hit the wall before banging back and forth between the hall walls like a ping-pong ball.

So the main thing that happened was we got this call saying “ There was an explosion.” That explosion just happened to be right where Kevin Hoffman was standing. When we got the call we didn’t know if he had made it through that or if he was gone. So then they told us that they will let us know more when they find out more. Then we got a call from them again and they said “ It wasn’t him that got blown