I waited in the flickering fluorescent light of the small Saint Paul bus station while the indifferent ticketing agent looked over my ID then processed my reservation on the computer. “How many bags?” she asked tersely. “Just two. Wait, three, but one’s a carry-on bag,” I answered. “There’s an extra fee for the second checked bag,” she stated. “Um, does it matter if I’m in the military?” I asked. She simply stared at me from over her thick-rimmed glasses and said nothing. “Okay, how much?” I asked. While I waited for the bus to arrive, I quietly counted my remaining money in my wallet: One hundred and twenty dollars. The bus finally arrived and I sat down toward the middle of the bus near a window. An old woman with coarse gray hair pulled …show more content…
I searched the upper level for any electrical outlet. I finally found one on a support column then I laid my bags down, plugged in my phone and called for that sweet voice I’d been longing to hear. After a few rings she answered, “Where are you?” “I’m here,” I said, “Where’re you at?” She told me to go around to a waiting area. As I rounded the corner, I looked hard expecting to see the Tera I remembered. I saw instead a nondescript girl in a black hoodie, dark pants and black work boots as she sat among disheveled travelers while she beamed upon sight of me. She smiled when she gazed at me. Her eyes pierced mine and instantly I knew it was her. She stood from her bench when I was a few feet away, I dropped my bags and we embraced for a very long moment. When we released ourselves hug she quickly directed me through the bustling maze of people in this place. Out the front door we went. The world became a blaze of darkness contrasted by blinding bright mile-high neon signs. Cars sped by with horns honking. She and I reveled in the glistening radiance on the vast sidewalk. The chaos, the noise overtook me. I held her in my arms and kissed her deeply in that bright neon
we stopped in front of an elevator with dim green lights shining on the doors. After we stood there for
I walked into the classroom and started setting down chairs and wiping down tables. Ms. Justine was getting excited pulling out the children’s shirt that they had tie died the day before. Ms. Alyssa liked the shirts. Lucy F. came in first and Ms. Justine said “Lucy F. what do you think should I give you your shirts now or later today?” Lucy F. said “I think you should give them now.” Ms. Justine gave Lucy F. and Lucy F.’s mother their shirts as they held them up and looked at them. Lucy F. said “It’s so pretty.” Chase came in and asked to see his shirt and then Manaf, Lucy B., and Assel all came in and asked to see their shirts. Mr. Scott went out and got the rest of the class including Lucas, Jason, Ryker, and Jacob. I asked Lucas what he had
geisha who was accompanying us but something drew me towards her. She had not yet
We stay at the beach for a day and have a lot of fun together. Dylann's eyes glow and I've never seen him this happy. The whole day was magical.
I couldn't believe as i entered the room that her body was just laying on the floor with four knives in the back of her neck. To get back to this point let me telling how and why we are currently in this situation. Its was a causal day in the life of Alex who attend Triad math and science academy. One day he left his creative writing class and went to the restroom. While in the restroom he got side tracked and began talking to Jasper who also had the same class. Once they knew it already 10 minutes passed while they were talking.
After we told her some stuff about us we had to leave for a meeting. We all walked across the large field and to a building that served as a nurse’s station. The back of the building had a big deck that overlooked the gigantic lake. Kids from the saxophone section were already sitting on the deck. I saw my friend William and waved.
i went on the bus. i scowld at my bus driver satan and sat next to my bae shrek.
We've come to an agreement that will make everyone happy." At this point in time the realization hit me like a sledgehammer to the gut. I wasn't sure if I could handle the four words that were about to come out of her mouth.
She wasn’t with the few dozen people left in line. There! She was behind a nearby shuttle, staring up at the sky in awe. I sprinted over to her. “What are you doing out here?”
Waiting for me was a white van with bars over the window in the back. The words written in black spelled Insane Ward Bus.
“Are you ready?” mom asked as we approached the silver bus with the greyhound sign on the side. I thought for a moment looked at her clear, pale face with her blond hair then looked at our bags, thought for a moment.
I was glad to hear from her and regretted very much making her angry with me before she left, so since I had to go and do a show for a French school, I decided I would surprise her and wait for her by her hostel. It surprised me when she just walked by and didn’t even notice me.
It was finally the “big day”. The annual single’ night was tonight and it was time for Brett, 28, to find a soulmate. It was was great way to convene with many people because they all lived in the area and were people Brett knew, just didn’t want to talk to on his own. He had been preparing for this night ever since he was in eighth grade when he decided it was time for a girlfriend. Brett had been tragically rejected countless times over the past 15 years. Perhaps it was be cause of his odd odor or maybe even his disturbing facial expressions. That all didn’t matter tonight because something just told him that tonight he would meet his future spouse. Brett had a million things to accomplish before single’s night and the first thing on his
went to sit down. It was the usual journey I take to school, if I
I walked up to the vast metal doors of the village bank and pressed my