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Part 1 I plunged into the icy tsunami as the rest called my name. But their voices were muffled by water filling my ears. I sank with the wound bleeding uncontrollably making the water red.
Part 1 of . 'Donut's is there nothing they can't do' was repeating over and over before Ian pushed down on the slice of cake, which doubled up as a snooze button on his novelty Simpsons alarm clock.
CRUNK I'm finally sent flying through my room door, onto the makeshift bed I've made from some book crates and an old comforter, now covered with books and my clothing from the shelves and draws...
I stared at John with big eyes. "Are you sure?" I asked her. "Positive!" I took a cracker and put it to my mouth. I looked down at John while I bit it.
Hello I'm Josie and I am going to tell you of the story of my adventure so lets get started. "Time to come home" mom yelled. Every night I went to the neighbors house to play softball.
I know the storm took place.... Please believe me.... I need you to believe me on this.... If it comes back.... I cannot outrun it... The speed of it is amazing...
There were four of us in the Land Cruiser parked on a small ledge over looking Creek Lane High. David, Sky, Palmour, and myself, each of us not daring to speak.
~This is the beginning of my story; it's a really strange dream that I had last September~ ~I have no idea where this place was; it was somewhere I had never been or seen; my subconscious mind must...
A bright light went into Alyssa, Maya, Kai, and Masons eyes. I quickly took it out. "Sorry!" I apologized to them.
Its 11:57pm and all I can hear is John somewhere in the dark in front of me, mumbling about how we made it just in time.
A scene of a peaceful small town called Tinygreen, lights beem into the sky. It just looks like a normal town where not much happens.
The morning was breaking as Hayley woke up, stumbling bleary eyed towards the bathroom. Echoes of loud voices boomed through her head.
In the distance, I could Isadora's mother shouting at Isadora. Obviously, I wasn't meant to leave the tent. She pushed Isadora and I sped up, shouting at her to stop.
Four years have past. Four years since the night that changed my life forever. Everything that ever meant anything to me; my home, my friends, my family: all gone.
A thin sliver of light crept through the gap between the doors of my wardrobe. At some point I must've fallen asleep, despite the commotion last night.
Everyone who sat at the table had dark red eyes that stared blankly at the table.
I just had time to see the pod engulfed in a stream of colour, before my vision cascaded into darkness. I awoke to an unwelcome blaze of light radiating through the glass.
"She's gone." Lydia sighed. Lydia and Gavin were in the middle of nowhere. The area around them was empty, except for cornfields and barns. The wind whistled beside them.
Then the wardens came. They sped past on their animals, cutting uncaringly close to my feet whilst trying to separate the audience from its entertainment.
The sky has always been like this since the beginning of our history; endless dark masses of churning cloud, thunderous booms causing quakes around the globe, the scattered brisance of constant...
The warmth of the sun rays creeping through her curtains awoke Mercedes the next morning.