Holes: A Short Story

I could hear a creek in the distance. If I ran to it I could dive in and they lose my scent. As the gushing water became louder I noticed how long I had been out here it was almost pitch black. I could see the river flowing towards the camp, I jumped in to the river. It chilled me to the bone. Then as my head popped out of the water I could see the majestic sun rise. And with the night my fear was now

My heart started pounding faster and louder than it was before. I was starting to wonder if they could hear my heart racing.

here? I tried to think of a reasonable explanation. I felt a sharp pain in my back then blacked

Adrenaline raced through my veins, I could feel my heart pounding. My heavy breathing became apparent, even over the wind. It was if I felt everything, but my mind felt nothing. It was numb, dull. As if this wasn't an insane idea.

My blood pulsed loudly in my ears as I finally got to my feet. I began to run as fast as I can, or what felt to me like fast, I couldn’t even tell at this point.

My head moving to the right and I felt this chill as I saw the village.

Slowly, I turned. My vision was blurred. Faces were hazy. Outlines. Colors. Basic shapes. Specifics were gone. I could barely read. Maybe that was a good thing. Still, it took me no time to spot them.

My eyes open. I’m tangled between my blankets and sheets as a chill passes over me. I’m shivering, the tips of my toes and fingers are as cold as ice, and even through my blurry peripheral vision, I can tell that it’s

I let out a deep sigh, walking back to my house. But then a voice stopped

Then all was quiet save for the wind. It whistled and curled around Kyrie's cloak and hair before departing. She shook slightly, shivering in the cold winter air. A finger poked itself around her stomach, seeking out the hole on her light armor. Her clothes were torn on her back as well.

Opening it up, I looked around. Only silence and the faint sound of cars surrounded me. This time, the note only contained an address. Running inside, not bothering to take off my shoes or put the groceries away, I quickly Googled the address. Only one result showed up. It didn’t seem odd or dangerous. It was a noodle shop in Chinatown. I decided to go there.

Per Reporter: Sahiann's vagina is red, and her hole looked like someone touch her. Sahiann's vagina hole is open wider than normal. Sahiann hollered when she is being wiped. Siahiann's aunt (Cathy) noticed this when she was changed her pamper on today. Cathy asked Siahiann did Tony touch you? Siahiann nodded her head and grabbed her private area. Tony is Siahiann's private sitter (Brandon's) brother n law. Siahiann's father (James) and Cathy take Siahiann to Delta Regional Medical Center to see a doctor concerning this. James does not have custody of Siahiann. Kimberly gave Siahiann away to an unknown preacher and his unknown wife when she was three weeks old. The preacher and his wife have a piece of paper that someone wrote that is not notarized.

As I walked out of my car, I begin to put my earphones on and played music from my new favorite Khalid. His song put me into a good mood as I was walking down the beach and enjoying the fresh air. Since I was already down the beach, I decided to walk to the pier. Everything was fine up to this point, but a stranger came out of nowhere and started to follow me. This continued to happen for about ten minutes before I took any action. I started to walk in a circle and the stranger copied my exact movements. A lot of things were racing to my mind, was this man a serial killer or a pedophile. What were his intention, why would he be following me. All of these things were coming from my head and I needed to calm myself down. I was saying to myself

I jumped up, and stepped towards the door. This time, I was a bit more skeptical. What if it’s another note?

I nervously nudged Future Hayden to walk up the stairs. When we got to the top, there was another door. This one looked like my bedroom door at home. It even had the same stickers. There was another door at the other end of the hallway.