Short Story

Initially, she tries to compose herself by proceeding to the kitchen to seemingly bring food to her

he opens a door. Inside, the room is cluttered, dark. On a queen-sized bed, under a window draped with lace curtains, his mother is asleep. He jumps squarely onto the bed next to her. He gives her a hug.

Quickly she walks over to her roommate telling him all about what happened and who she found. She turns to Michael still sitting on the couch moving his head around to look the bright lights and picture frames on the wall. Intent to break the awkward silence at this moment she introduces each to the other, and swiftly leaves the room to change into more comfortable clothing. As Daisy leaves the room a clear tension between Michael and the roommate is seen. Slowly the roommate moves from the hall way and towards Michael in a clear hatred.

As she is off the ground she tears up and puts her head against the window.

She mentally shrugs, reaches for the handle and pushes. What’s she to lose anyway? She’s already told him she’d like to die when all of this—everything—is over. Anybody who attacks her would be doing her a favour.

With the feeling of extreme terror, she runs out of the car looking for help. As she is racing as fast as she can, she thinks about running up the stairs trying to help her mom.

Slowly she began to back away toward back door; she pressed her back against the fly screen and wrapped her hand around the door handle. Footsteps made their way toward their door and a fist banged against the wood, the door ricocheting off the fist and wiggling. Her mother then gasped and slowly walked to the door, wrapping her hand around her belly she opened the door and Djinda darted to hide in the kitchen.

She lays there holding her head in pain, Her eyes wide open, fear covering her features. Time flies by and suddenly minutes later she slowly and

She slowly walks to the window and looks at it, she starts to sob as hard as the rain is pounding on the roof. The teacher comes down the hall.

Dillan and Rory stepped aside as both Una and Faye rushed Audra. It felt like the old days when they were young and more carefree, when they’d spent long hours reading, riding, and frolicking around the castle gardens. Audra found herself missing Travana, for she had been a beloved part of the group of four friends, but Audra still relished this moment of reunification.

Flich doesn’t move and Skye begins to cry, climbing out of his arms. I roughly grab his arm and tug him towards the door, opening it as I do. He finally looks at me. His eyes are flowing with tears, and he’s breathing hard. He doesn’t want to watch this, but he can’t stop.

She turns back to the door opens it and slides her body through the opening, she will be missed. The door closes, everything is silent

Ray​Help!The only response is the sounds of forest animal rustling away. She keeps struggling along stumbling. The silhouette pursuits effortlessly. RAYPlease someone! Help!The crying and pleading only slow her down more.

Nick bursts in and convinces her that the

As the girls work their way down the stairs, they hear chattering coming from the first floor. Making her way to the door, Rebecca quickly peaks in the small window.