Summary Of ' A Rush Of Tepid Air Blew '

Suddenly, a silver toyota came by their apartment at night, the car that has been following Darcy for a couple of times is now at her house. She calls the cops and finds out that the person inside that car is her father that has been gone for 5 years. Darcy tells the cops to tell her father to go away. He does but leaves behind a phone number just incase anything happens. Next day, Darcy met up with Hakeem Randell at lunch and decided to hang out. Darcy was grateful from how she had a crush on Hakeem for a long time now. So, They went to a concert a day after that and had fun. But while that was happening, Jamee was ready to run away from her home because of how she had many bad things piling up on her feelings and had to run away from it. Darcy and her mom find this out and called all of Jamee’s friends and people who are connected to her. They said that nothing wrong was with Jamee and that she wasn’t suspicious at all. Darcy decided to call Cooper and the others to look for Jamee. They decide to go to a place where most people go when they run away from home called the “Canyon”. They go there but sadly, they don’t find her there. But they found out that Darcy’s father was called by the cops and was informed about this run-away. They all go home and go to sleep so that they can try finding Jamee the next day. Suddenly, at night, Darcy’s grandma talked

One must begin by understanding the facts of the case before coming to their own conclusion or theory, though. So what happened to her? It is known that on April 18, 1943,in Worcestershire, England, four boys, Bob Farmer, Robert Hart, Thomas Willetts, and Fred Payne, had found a human skull in an elm tree while trespassing. The four boys, teenagers at the time, had a hobby in bird nesting, so as the smallest of the group, Bob Farmer, scaled the tree to gaze in the hollow elm,

“Oh I see where we took a wrong turn,” Kelley sighed with relief, “We have to take a right and then go straight all the way to that bridge.” They began walking, all relieved that they found a way out of the sticky situation that they were in. “I see our mom,” Will announced as they walked up towards their mom. Finally they reached Kelley and Will’s mom, “Why do you all look so nervous and sweaty?” Their mom questioned. All four of them laughed, “Just a bit nervous from the rides,” Makayla stuttered with an uneasy look on her face. Kelley and Will’s mom just looked at them and replied with, “Alright well it’s about 3 o’clock now, we have about four to five hours left before we need to leave so when it is 6:30 come and meet me back here and then we can leave.” Kelley nodded in agreement and laughed, “Yes ma'am.” Several hours passed by and it was now time for these four crazy teens to get going, “I’m so glad we found that map,” Kristin stated as her and Will walked out the exit gate. “Me too, I don’t know what we would of done without that map,” he whispered

“ Ever since that happened we've been trying to dodge them boys. I never got your name by the way,” said James.

“Lewis, it’s Frank, I need you down here immediately, there's been a vicious murder, ” Frank responded, “Hosier Lane, hurry!”

August 3rd, 1974, local neighborhood father found beaten in local school. Witnesses say that Mr. Salmon attacked neighborhood girl, Clarissa. Luckily, a young hero was there to save her. “I heard Clarissa screaming and found Mr. Salmon attacking her… I saw a bat on the ground and pursued him,” said Brian; Clarissa’s boyfriend and was luckily by the school when it had happened. People believe that this happened because of the death of his young daughter, Susie. “I believe that Mr. Salmon had become depressed over the death of his daughter that he had become somewhat deranged,” Len explained. Len Fenerman is a detective who has been leading Susie’s case. In Susie’s case, Len, as well as the rest of the police have found an elbow and a love note from Ray Singh. “I know my son didn’t do it… He is a brilliant and loving son,” said Ruana Singh, Ray’s mother.

She begins by describing the hands of Stuart, in which she overthinks and adds how they touched her and what his “big, hairy” hands could have done in the woods. She also makes similar remarks showing her disbelief to the situation, creating conflict with Stuart. While on a drive through town, she thinks, “so much water so close to home, why did he have to go miles away to fish?” She introduces doubt into the audience as well, why would the men go so far away? To hide the murder of the girl?

As Cherry waits for her boyfriend to pick her up she’s thinking about how her life was as a kid. Cherry starts to cry because she has had a hard life she thinks about how she had roaches thrown on her, and how she had to stay in the basement. Cherry knew that she wanted her kids to have a better life.

“I need your help with my past. I woke up in these clothes close to around here and I couldn’t remember much. All I remember is my name, what my ability is, and my age,” he said looking upset, “Everything else is a blank. Not to mention, I woke up with this note saying that I would find a girl around here who could help me. It said she’d be in an alley.”

Meanwhile, Nick, Amy, Ron, And I was walking through the towering jungle which was Mr. Salisky’s back yard. And it was getting very hot, but Then. Suddenly we saw a skyscraper like a cylinder, Then liquid missiles came shooting from the sky.And the liquid missiles made loud booms when they hit the ground. And the streams were like lakes Amy and Ron tried to get cover, but me and nick was trying to get cover too. But we saw Amy get hit by a missile of liquid and she was thrown into a muddy lake.

“Catch the monster!” We yell. We all try to catch the monster, even Kennice, she took her hands and started scooting the wagon. But the monster was too fast, so my friends all were depending on me to do something. Then I did what I had to, because there was nothing else I could do, so I talked to the monster. I found the monster rustling in the trash.

“I thought at first that she was a ghost and cried a lot.” Sophia’s eyes glossed over as if reliving the experience. I was about to get up to ask for a box of tissues when she glanced over at me and stopped me. “Please don’t. I need to tell you this in one sitting for her and to have the kidnapper stopped.” There was a lengthy pause as she braced herself to continue and this time with tears slowly falling down her cheek. “She didn’t move for a long time as she just let me cry. I think at some point I fell asleep and when I woke up again two guys were there to give us our food.” There was an even longer silence. Sophia had stopped crying and had a puzzled look again.

At first he couldn't make out what it was, but it slowly grew louder. He listened behind each cabin door to locate the one it was coming from. Finally he came to cabin 14, the one the Darling girl was being kept in. Still, Hook couldn't quite decipher what the noise was. He decided to find out for himself. He put on his a fearsome face and threw open the cabin door, growling "What is the meaning of this racket, girl!" What he saw uterly surprised him. Wendy was sitting in a corner of the cabin with her knees pulled up to her chest, and she was weeping. She looked up at the captain, her bright green eyes glistening with tears. Her cheeks were blotchy and stained with salty trails. The captain's heart dropped when he saw the pitiful sight. This was a feeling he did not understand. Why did he pity this girl? He should have a knife to her throat, but for some odd reason he just wanted to hold her and console her. "What's the matter with you girl?" He said, trying to put a bit of menace into his voice. She replied "N-nothing", as she wiped her tears away. "I'm just s-sad. That's all." For only a moment, Captain Hook looked around the cabin to make sure it was only the two of them. Then he crossed to Wendy and bent down so their faces were almost touching. "Tell me why." He breathed quietly. Wendy sniffed and said "I'm just lonely. Obviously this ship is

“ Mom!? Dad?!” Marigold shouted, but no answer came she ran up but was quickly grabbed by a guard that was a close friend of Marigold’s parents. ‘What the? What’s going on?’, Marigold screamed in her head, knowing but not wanting to know the truth of what happened.

They caught her, dragged her back. A drowned rat in a steel trap. Red diagonal strips pressed onto her brown skin before she was shipped to the north. Months later, we heard she was married to a man she’d never met who was twenty years older than her.