Speeding In College

“Let's go check it out. I mean we still have like 2 hours till curfew.” Sarah confidently says.

“Okay. Okay. I'm about ten minutes from home. I'm on the way there now. Have you talked to Lester?”

“Well. like I was telling your Chief, we’re investigating a series of home invasions turn child abductions. They might relate to some child abductions a few years ago and I believe that your John Doe might be one of the victims. He may be able to help us solve this.” I reply while looking directly at Doctor Alba.

First I will discuss how you should try to always be on time to your classes and a way to do so. This year I tried my hardest to never be tardy and always be on time. In the hallways on the way to my next class, I would not talk to my peers as much as others. I am saying, do not waste the five minutes you

“Come on! We are going to be late!” I race ahead of everyone else. I need to get to school!

“Do you think.. we.. can find somewhere to stay?” Looking outside, it seemed like they were in the middle of nowhere. He didn’t even know what state they were in at this point.

“Yeah, kind of figured that out by the name, but I believe I know the place you’re talking about.”

“I sent an ambulance, would you like me to stay on the phone with you?”

I frown. “We need to start moving. Lead the way to the alleyway, heading west. You know this building the

"Everyone we have a hostile making her towards Section BD. Everyone find cover in the bunker areas or come to help. Bring ammunition."

While she does this Ellie glances around and notices photographs of buildings and farms on the wall. “You wouldn’t know where I could find out some history on my new home would you?”

“ Be careful” he says. “Stay on this side of the neighborhood. Look out for cars.”

“BEEP BEEP BEEP” You lift the lump of what's called a body, when you see your clock says 7:45. Your body goes into kick start mode, while you rush to dress you hear the roar of your school bus calling the students to the stops. As you run out it starts leaving, although you chase the bus after it leaves you in the dust. This is the reality that students face if their schools that start early.

“Oh yes dear. In a few weeks when the frost comes in and we get a nice blanket of snow we’ll start to get some skiers coming in, and by December the town’ll be packed with ‘em. We’ve got two ski hills about fifteen minutes from here, on Mount Mansfield there. In the summer we get a fair few hikers as well, it’s only a ten minute walk to the Sparrow’s Ridge Trail in the state forest there. Got some hikers lodging with us right now actually, though it seems a bit late in the year for that to me.”

The bell rang as I rushed to class. I had never been late to class before, but my best friend Grace decided to leave her house early so I couldn't get a ride.