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~Not mine~ [5. The Killer in the Backseat] One night a woman went out for drinks with her girlfriends. She left the bar fairly late at night, got in her car and onto the deserted highway.
~Slightly scary story~ ~Not mine~ By Kelly Marino Karen awoke with a start, staring blindly into the space around her.
Taster of my Film Script. Chapter One. Part One. (Lightening and Thunder strike at a dark, battered & angry sea. Camera zooms in on a large area of sea from up above.
I cradled my little brother, I was only 13. My mom died a few weeks back. My brother, Erik was only 5 years old.
My heart was pounding in my chest. I froze to the spot, still staring at the five bloody hand prints. What was happening. Was this all a dream. A nightmare.
Alek looked at me, and I looked at Alek. And we knew exactly what to do- Run. Leaping from the roof, we managed to land on a hay stack and fled as fast as our legs would allow.
I prowled the fields, slowly I raised my crafted bow, and took out a arrow, it was thin, and had feathers from pigeons Elf caught. Twang. Twang. Twang.
Epilogue Cold shivers ran up my spine. I laid coldly on the wet rock. The rain poured down on me." I tried to stand, but nothing happened.
Outside of first and does my bum look big in this @leelee101 @Tiia. Your inside choosing your clothes. While I'm outside killing your foes. Lee thinks he's so very fast.
Flip, jump. Twirl, bow. Putting on a show. Like we know how. Spin, climb. Take a dive. Whatever it takes. To survive. Constant music. In the background. Yet it feels. There is no sound. Twist, turn.
Out by the lighthouse In the heat and spray I saw the hurricane come this way I knew I should run But my legs became rock And my pulse was quickened An urgent clock On the edge of Montok (And maybe...
"Meow?"a small cat prowled around the tree. I picked it up, it was the color of coal, and was skinny and shivering. I rested my head against the tree, with the cat on my lap.
Running from oblivion, No escape and yet we try, To hold on to what we have here, We won't let it wither and die.
Kicks and a punch. Marks and bruises. After dinner and lunch. Consciousness looses. Ropes and wire. Tied to a pole. Hurts like fire. Burns the soul. Flesh apart. Lemons and lime. Burning heart.
Hello again, today is Sunday, October 28, 2012. I had to go and get into a car during the calm before the stormy Sandy. The winds were quite insignificant, though there was apparent rain.
Heart pounding, Flushed face. Feet chasing, Fast pace. Arms swinging, Gasping breath. Every step taking you, Further from death. Head turning, Moan escaping. Almost there, Mouth gaping.
Part 1. The bombs exploded. The whole world was alight with the burning flames that engulfed it all. Anything I had ever cared for; gone. I stood in the cave with the only other people who survived.
When everything else has seemed to fail, all I've had to do is close my eyes and pray. It may sound stupid, and some may roll their eyes and be like "ugh, religion. Seriously?" I'm not that religious.
The candle burns, A flickering light, It's soft, warm glow, Lighting up the night. By candlelight, I write a note, My tears stain the paper, Smudge the words I wrote.
The plane started to tremble like an earthquake. Turbulence, no worse. Smoke arose from the back of the plane and filled the crisp blue sky.
Again, sorry for the wait. Hope you enjoy it. :) Beep... Beep... Beep... Beep... Beep beep beep beep beep beep beep... "Hello. Hello. She's unresponsive. Her heart rate's increasing.
It felt like I had waited hours for dad to come home. The hardness of the banister didn't help with the long wait either. I then heard the leaves outside crunch from someones footsteps.
Camping with the moon, All full with a pleasant glow, I just hope that on this night, The werewolf do not show.
I just want to quickly point out, that these chapters can get quite harsh and unpleasant quite quickly, so younger and more sensitive readers please be aware.