Goldie: A Narrative Fiction

The forest gave me a peculiar feeling as I entered. This was because there were no forest animals making noise or motion. But, I continued on walking. As, I was walking I noticed a silhouette appear across a tree. The silhouette

The streetlights flickered every other minute, as the sun hid behind the clouds, keeping the town a bit gloomy. I continued walking, unsure of where to go, but desperate to get back home. As I walked, I could hear laughing children echo all around me, and then the indistinct sound of the melody of the song echoed along with them. Looking ahead, I saw something, or someone standing off in the

heard the footsteps walk across the room. Then a scraping noise and other noises as

If your dog starts crying out and making loud, painful sounds without stopping, don’t ignore your dog. Take your dog to the vet right away, even if you can’t spot something wrong just by looking at your dog.

Angrily, I gathered my clothes and the rest of my belongings, then headed to the car. As I strode into the cove of trees, I suddenly heard a voice.

Sophie backed up into the leaves of the tree. I was still dangling there with nowhere to go. The voices started to get closer until I finally seen who they were coming from. A man and a tiny

"Deysi, wait. Stop walking for two seconds and look up before you run into a wall." Alexander calls. I do finally look up because Alex is the only one in this school who matters. "Hey, what's wrong? Something's wrong. Tell me what's wrong. Who do I need to fight?"

“Yeah but we’re not really talking, are we?” I gave him a look and he decided to explain, ”We’re making small talk. You don’t really say much about the important things. You haven’t spoken a word about yourself.”

I heard no one, not one sound. In the corner of my eye, there was a huge figure. I turned my head to see this figure, and it was only a deer.

humans I noticed something . They were huge as I tried to move away from them I realized that they were not huge but it was me who was small.

I walked out from the meeting, and I could just hear the heavy noise of cars and people talking in the middle of New York. The sidewalk so crowded I could barely fit. I had been listening to a couple conversations as I walked but, I wasn’t hearing them. I was hearing only one conversation. A woman much older than I was talking.

“Come into the woods,”I heard an eerie voice say,”I wanna talk to you, just climb over the fence.”

I took the long way back to class so I could get a drink from the water fountain. As I was approaching the end of the hallway, someone shouted out to me,

I begin to retrace my steps. Looking around, I realize I couldn’t see in which direction I came from exactly. The sky is beginning to darken. My breathing becomes shallow once more. No, not now. I can’t afford losing time by getting worked up. Perhaps there is another person here.

I hear footsteps come up from behind me. I don’t turn around to see who it is because I know it’s