Essay On The Story Of A Short Story

He was on his way home when the accident happened. Everyone thought it was because of the rain and in a way, that was true. It had been bucketing down, making it hard to see through the heavy rain drops on the windscreen even with the headlights on. The front end of her red car had crumpled from impact, making the windscreen implode with shattered glass. The front passenger door was torn from it hinges laying several metres away and the front wheels had spun off their axis into the night. There had

It was a rainy cold night. There was a huge thunderstorm coming in from the west. Lightning filled the sky with flashes of light. The crackling of thunder in the night. By now it was 3 in the morning and it's still pouring outside. He hears a tap at the window. He is awake now and hears fears what could be outside of his window. There were a thousand thoughts running through his head now. It could just be a bug he thought to himself. But it happened more than one and then it was a very fast tapping

“Mama ella se llama Jenn y creo que es mi hermana. Tu hija que has buscado por tanto tiempo.” said Lupita very excited. Which means, “Mother her name is Jenn and I believe she is my sister. Your daughter that you have searched for for so many years.” The woman looked so shocked, her jaw dropped. It seemed as her mind just went blank with what Lupita had told her. The man turned his head as fast as lighting and began to stare at me very hard, he seemed not to blink. They both seem so shocked that

It was a dark, stormy night the Herrera family was getting ready to go to bed. Lilly and Jose were still awake while their parents were fast asleep. They couldn’t fall asleep due to the cracking of the storm outside of their home. “Jose I can’t sleep.” Said Lilly. “Neither can I.” Jose replied. They were thinking just to wander around the house until the storm passed by so they could sleep even if they had to go to school the next morning. “So what do you want to do?” Said Lilly. “I’m thinking

“Keep your guard up, Naoko. I told you I’m not going to go easy on you,” Yumichika firmly instructed. “Shut up, you’ve already reminded me and I know what I’m doing,” she growled. “Then prove it,” he demanded as he threw his fist at her, she bent her body backward to narrowly avoid it. Naoko swung her leg in retaliation and Yumichika brought his arms up to guard from the attack. Using the momentum from the blocked kick Naoko landed on the tips of that foot and brought her other leg up for a

You stay here,” Ken ordered the other dog and rushed into the yard to check on Margaret. “Smoky, you stop that and come over here,” he called out several times before the dog bowed his head and went to him. “Are you all right?” He asked, helping Margaret off the ground. “Hell no, I am not okay. The stupid dog attacked me in my yard,” she said checking to make sure there was no blood, but he had torn her blouse and scratched her arm. Feeling badly about his dog’s actions Ken said, “I’m so sorry I

“Zooee! Come downstairs NOW!” That’s my mother. She gets mad about everything. I should probably go downstairs, but I’m caught up in a whole lot of homework. “Coming,” I replied, so she knew I was on my way. I scattered all my homework back into two neat piles and clipped them together with paper clips-one pile is finished work, and the other is unfinished. I ran out my door and hurried downstairs, not caring to turn off my lights. “What is it?” I asked, knowing it could be anything. “Your

next to me and ask me a question I have been preparing to answer since he was a child. “What happened to mother, I know she passed away, but what is the full story of the reason the demons killed her?” Aiden looked at me with his dark brown eyes. I sat down and motioned him to sit as well and get ready to tell the long story of our tribe short but brutal war that cost him his mother’s life. “Ashley and I met when we were both still young adults and it was during a time of peace between the Deirans

BOOM!, BOOM!, BOOM! As the bombs hit the surface of Earth from a Martin Baltimore a bomber plane. It was a disaster the small town Yogi Socky in the middle of nowhere U.S.A.was destroyed many were killed for a few boys hiding in the cellar of their church. All the boys knew each other's name because they are close members of the church George, Mark, Logan, and Ryan. George said, “Everyone, ok?” They all replied, “Yeah we're ok” As they walked outside they witnessed a miracle that they were all

I’m more unlucky than he is.” Although he didn’t want to believe it, he felt a little luckier and fortunate that he didn’t get injured from the thunderous bolt that struck him earlier. Billy kept scrolling through the news and kept finding stories of unfortunate people that have been hurt, or killed, by tragic incidents that Billy had gone through. He began to feel more and luckier after each article he read. After thirty minutes of this, an ad appeared. It read, “Powerball Lottery- Are