Personal Narrative Fiction

Calming myself down but no less terrified, I stepped inside the living room with caution. Almost immediately, the familiarity of the place that had once been my home caused a web of

I was the brave one out of the group. I turned the doorknob to the front door so we could enter. I could tell my friends were hesitant about going in the house. We heard another thud from upstairs. It almost sounded as if

I slowly turn the handle to open the door, push it open a crack, just to see if I could hear anything. There was still no sound. From the small crack of the slightly opened door, I could still see flashing lights. Opening the door more, I suspiciously looked down the hall to make sure no one was around. Then, I quickly sneaked in and shut the door.

“Hello?” I called, “Is anyone home?” but there was no answer. I walked in cautiously followed by

I was putting some of my clothes away when all of a sudden I heard the window close. I

After parking the car in front of the building, a mass of family surrounded us. Everyone had tools in there hand, removing parts and tossing them into another car. Within fifteen minutes or so, the Pontiac was interior was stripped excluding the driver’s seat. I was useless to the cause; I couldn’t tell the difference between a socket wrench and a lug wrench. Music was playing over the loudspeaker and everyone was enjoying themselves, it was hard to believe that we put this much work into cars just to watch them be destroyed.

Thank goodness no one was injured and there was minimal damage to the vehicles. We went through all the steps of exchanging insurance and getting the police report filled. It wasn’t until I calmed down and stopped shaking that I realized something. Well about a year ago my step dad had accidently backed into the back of my car. There wasn’t enough

Since my boyfriend wasn’t available I walked back a few blocks to see if my friend’s brother was there. It seems that they have been out of town for a few days. I realized I had to do what I had to do, I had to face my fears and just pray nothing bad happens to me and that I would get home safe. I started walking and my phone rang once and it shut off because it ran out of battery. I assumed it was my grandmother whom I was

After the sudden explosion of sound, her voice pierced the silence that had quickly overtaken the car. “What the hell was that!” I hung up the phone. I sighed, and rested my head on the steering wheel and swore. Then I zipped up my jacket and hopped out of the car to see what I had done. From the sound alone I knew that it was bad.

I cracked my eyes open, and I jolted up out of my bed. I hear the knock, and the door opens.

I was claustrophobic in that elevator and finally the door opened I had no time to explore the 3rd floor, so I went back to the main floor. I looked at the people who worked here. They looked pretty suspicious. They said “sorry” to me and I said “it’s fine” in a sarcastic voice.

I slowly open my eyes, it feels heavy, I scanned the room, it's empty and have no window at all just a small vent in the corner. Suddenly I heard heavy footsteps outside,

I wasn’t able to speak. I could barely even breath. I looked to my left to see tears running down my older sister’s face. She was breathing heavily, mumbling words.I couldn’t catch what she was exactly saying, though. I looked her over, checking for any injuries. I found none, thankfully, and looked outside to see the other car. The lady was okay and unharmed and her car was perfectly fine, not a scratch in sight. I was looking around, as many cars passed by us, slowing down to see the scene and driving over the broken parts on the road. Soon enough, everyone was out of the cars, checking the harm that was just caused not even five minutes ago. The wind still whistling and cars rushed past us. The police was called and soon, the sirens were heard and flashes of red and blue were seen. The officer asked many questions, but i wasn’t paying attention. All that was going through my head was, “oh my gosh, we just crashed.” I saw another flash of blue and red and

She jumps from roof top to roof top, she stops catching her breath and touches her intercom.

car drove away fast. I felt abandoned and didn't know what to do trying to get out the car