Summary Of ' The Night Of Recess '

“Well wouldn’t you look at someone weirdly if you had just saved someone from a demon?” he cleverly tossed back at me.

“It’s not a big deal. I’ve had worse.” I shrugged. I was trying to play it cool. Not a great talent of mine, but with cute guys like him I had to at least try.

I had finally had enough of Anna, so i told my mom and dad what had been going on, mom said “well im proud of you and jessica for being the bigger person about all of this mess, so i will talk to your principal tomorrow morning”. I was having a normal day no jessica problems in matter in fact i have not seen her all day until… They called me down to the office as if i was in trouble, but really is was my dad picking me up for the day, because my mom had died. I was too worried about Anna, that i didn't even realize that my

“What… You don't remember me anymore?” he said jokingly, and I took to running to him practically knocking

She studied him, her eyes running over his form. “The way you handled yourself with those men was particularly telling. You could have drawn your weapon, but you did not. You are either sure of yourself, or ... .”

to stay in for recess since it was raining out which means we have to stay in for Friday because it doesn't count apparently. At recess I saw a fight I was pretty suprised when It because I was litterly just hanging out and talking with Olizah, Arelis, and Alice and then out of now were i just see that happen. Well it didn't last that long which was good.

The apprehension left the teacher’s face. “Then I guess it’s all right. I’m sorry, but we can’t be overly careful.”

"Ughhh... Wha-?.. What the hell?!" Looking down at his hands he started thrashing, as if it would help him. He looked straight at me with eyes that were wild and hateful. I only projected a grin.

“Why do you act like you're a fearless creature when you have fears that demolish you internally?” I asked him.

“well, don’t be I’m right next to you so there is nothing to be afraid of.” I coaxed.

The mystery man offered up a chuckle. “It’s quite alright, but you really do need to calm yourself. Like I said before, you’re making me nervous, and I don’t get nervous.”

I stared at him as he looked back at me. I think he was trying to gauge my reaction before continuing. “It turns out the space

I looked down at my shoes. "Um, I just ignored him. He kept trying to talk to me, but I left him alone. I was scared. I didn 't want people thinking I 'm gay."

“I’m ready if you are,” I said, looking at Marcus hopefully. He spoke nothing as he grabbed my hand and walked out the door. We didn’t speak the entire ride back to my place. I was cool with that; I didn’t want to get into that shit with him no way.

As a kid, during the weekends, you would find me on the neighborhood streets outside from sunrise to sunset. The only time I would go home would be to eat lunch and then the next minute I was out the door again. Coming in from outside, the second I stepped through the door the temperature surrounding me suddenly cooled down and I couldn’t see anything ahead of me but darkness. Running back out the door, I felt this burst of energy and excitement inside of me and couldn’t wait to be back outside playing games with my friends.