Lost In Nowhere
Part 7 I imediantly take my hand off the rock I was using for balence and hobble over to the water. Without a thought I jump in. I hear Tristan yelling for me not to but I don't care.
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Part 7 I imediantly take my hand off the rock I was using for balence and hobble over to the water. Without a thought I jump in. I hear Tristan yelling for me not to but I don't care.
Inspired by several books that I've read, that I can't really remember the names of. "You can't do this!" The last words I spoke before they took me away. How wrong I was.
We are now exactly a mile from the red zone, all of a sudden Corporal West stops "do you smell that?" he says in a quiet voice.
Part 6 I put my head on the dry grass and sob. "I surrender, I surrender." I keep mumbling inbetween sobs. I hear Tristan chanting my name trying to get me to come over.
#household * language* I am a lowly mule. Deliver me from this hell. Movin drugs across the border for the fucking cartel. Grease 'um up good, swallow 'um down.
Hey guys :D I started writing a story called 'Reunited' but I changed the name to 'Here For You'. Also I changed all The characters names.
#Household It's time to put the knife away, It's time to live another day. It's time for me to recognise, That this knife holds a thousand lies.
#household Sometimes I wonder if anyone would care if I died. I stare at a blank wall with a knife in my hand. My mind screams cut. But my heart says put the knife down.
Prologue: Thunder and his family were born as kittypets. Thunder had 2 brothers and 2 sisters; Shadow and Wind were his brothers, while River and Sky were his sisters.
~*/Chapter V\*~ >~Where: The Forest~< April lay in her corner, feigning sleep as she waited for the house to drift out of consciousness. She'd spent the day forming her plan while she worked.
It's easy to see how, after living my entire life under a glass bio dome, I was more than a little frightened by the open, unprotected sky. I stand on the dry dusty ground which was once mud.
We all sit in the back. Wondering who's next to leave. Next to serve a new master. Life-long to work and heave. We all range from. Little 4 year olds. To teens ready to escape. From working the coals.
The elegant feline shadow, Ever-stalking, silent, free, The paw prints in the moonlight, A shudder from the tree, A whisper in the darkness, A quiver in her orange eyes, The tiny rodents...
I'm a 19 year old girl. You probably don't want to know but it's my birthday tomorrow, the 25th of December. To many of you that is Christmas day but we don't have Christmas here, not anymore...
The screams reverberate around the air, shattering silence to nothing. I slowly start to back away, ears ringing from the awful crescendo.
I'm stuck I can't find a way out I've fallen down a slot canyon I can only shout.
Josh looked around at the other survivors. They looked back at him, eyes searching for any sign of hope. He stood up.
Part 5 "Lindsey." I say calmly through my clenched teeth. I drop my berries "Lindsey, look." She directs her eyes towards where I am looking. There stands 5 men in black red and yellow uniforns.
My team began to prepare themselves for what lied ahead, we know that whatever we come across won't be friendly.
What was that. Holding tall, Quick blink, Very still. Was there something. Look left, Quick blink, Gulp. Am I in danger. Step right, Quick blink, Rustle wing. Does it see me.
I wake up inside the arena with no one there. How did this happen. No one is here and I'm just lying here, practically dying. Maybe this is a dream. Maybe I am in a hospital or something.
Lights glare down fiercely, as I sit, wounded and disorientated. The sickly sweet coy along my lips suggests that I may not have been falling as long as I thought.
I breathe in. Out. In. Out. In. Out. Heavily. I turn, to discover the man was not following me anymore. I get motion sickness as I watch about four or five cars pass by swiftly. I heave.
She awoke. It was dark. The clock bells were just chiming twelve. Witching Hour. She slowly sat up, and looked out the curtain-less, glass-less, hole in the wall that acted as a window.