She Passed Away: A Fictional Narrative

Mom’s decision of not letting us see Grandma one last time was definitely for the best. I thank her today for not letting us in there because now all I see when I think of my grandma is her bright smile that could light up a room full of

My childhood was fantastic when I had someone to care about me. My mom taught me many lessons that I need to know for middle school. Besides, she didn’t educate me only about education but also inspired me with what’s like to be a successful

When I got back home, my mother was still awake, waiting on me to get back home, it was almost three in the morning. She asked, “ where were you?”

There was no indication that this day would be any different than the last. My father was about to go to work, so he, my older brother, and I were sitting in the living room with my mother. My father worked long hours in order to support us and cover my mother’s health care, so my

One day as my mom was walking to school, she bumped into my father. They met and fell in love. They got married, moved out and started their lives. The day they got married, they made a promise to themselves. “Promise that from now on we are going to give us a better

I’m not going to lie, i shed some extra tears. But as soon as i touched her cold hand and told her that i loved her, i knew that she was going to a better place and that she was no longer in pain. As i remembered all of the amazing times i had shared with her, i heard a voice in my head telling me that it was okay to be upset, and that it was all going to turn out okay. I believe in crying & acception. I believe that every storm runs out of rain. I believe that everything will turn out okay. I believe in

Were at the doctor’s, Kaylynn is 10 months old. It’s her normal 2 months appointment. The doctor has that look that something wrong. I can tell because she is my best friend and I am her nurse. Were sitting in the room. It’s Bright and colorful Kaylynn smiling her cute little smile just makes everything feel better. Dr.Kay walks in, she has bad news.

Anna lived in a small town, in Georgia, with just her father. Her mom died of cancer a few months prior to her moving, which led to them leaving home. Located on the outskirts of town, Anna had one neighbor. Without meeting them, she discovered their names were Frank and Claire. She found out that Frank was a farmer. She also learned that Claire had an accident, which caused her to become blind.

Why was I the one to get pulled? There were so many people at the party and I was the one to get interrogated? My luck. The officer sat me down at a table in a bland room with non-transparent glass. He sat down across from me and looked at me with a death stare. After about a minute or so, he said “ Hello Mr. Khalifa, I’m officer Marcus Hopson”. I sat apprehensively thinking about what to say. “Okay well you already know what you’re in here for, so start talking” Hopson said. All I could do was look down. Once I decided to talk, I said “What are you wanting to hear from me?”. Hopson laughed and turned around to look at me in the reflective glass. Looking at me more intensely in the glass, he said “Don’t play stupid. We know you were at that

I promised you so many things that I would do in life, for you. Those next few days that followed would only get tougher to face. It started to become more real that when we left the hospital, you weren’t going to be coming home with us. I remember vomiting more times than I can remember that week. Every time I walked out of your room I had to find the nearest trashcan as the thought of you dying literally made me sick. My heart hurt so badly that at certain points I swear I could hear the pieces of it shattering on the ground, falling into millions of pieces.

She’d been just like every other woman. Weak. She’d thought she could handle it, the sight, the smell, the sounds of death. That expression of realisation, the screams, the gaping wounds, the bite marks, the scrapes caused by the knife, the pink quick beneath the woman’s ripped fingernails, bleeding, and causing the trussed, bruised and battered twenty-three year old victim to cry out in further agony when Pete Norris, with a smile, literally poured salt on the wounds. The bruised face and cut lips, teeth removed with a pair of pliers, before, with wrists bound behind her to a tree, he’d raped her mouth. Then her cunt. And finally her ass. All the time Analise Helm had watched.

“…I miss you too, honey, but I can’t simply show up in front of you right now. Pick up Coco and hug her. She is still your friend and family member and she will always by your side. Recall all happy memories we spent together and be strong!”

I just want you to know that you are the greatest and strongest woman I know and love. Mom, you are an amazing woman and I don’t know how you manage to balance everything in life, but in my eyes, you balance everything so well. I felt like you deserved to hear this because I never knew how proud you were of me until I heard your co-workers tell me about how you talk their heads off about me. I’m glad that you are so proud of me because it means so much to me. I know I have made some mistakes in the past that disappointed you, but it so great to hear that you are actually proud of me. Most importantly, I am proud of you mom. You are taking the steps to receive your Ph.D., and I hope the Lord blesses you every step of the way. I can’t

As I take a look back on my life, I realize how great it has truly been. I had an absolutely amazing childhood and I am beyond blessed for it. I grew up in a home with two loving parents that have been with me through it all and now of days that is something to be truly thankful for. My parents taught me to strive to be anything that I wanted and that I could be anything that I set my mind to. These dreams changed throughout my life as I grew older and as I grew into the person that I am today.

“Mum, to be a good son of yours is my biggest dream,” I said to her when I dropped by at her office, one afternoon after school. She smiled, just smile without uttering any word.