I’ve been watching her ever since she was a little girl. She was always sweet and so innocent. She never wanted unnecessary attention. A nice, humble girl who would always take some food and some other useful things from people without them noticing. When caught, she would always say it’s for her sick and old grandmother. Smiling, well-mannered girl always on a way to help her grandmother. Who wouldn’t believe her, right? Well I didn’t. I would follow her in the woods many times but I always seem to lose my eyes of her. After many years, I finally came up with a great plan. I heard a story about magic hood owned by a witch who lived in the other part of this wood. This hood would help you find whoever you want just when the person you want …show more content…
Little house in the middle of nowhere. I see an old rocking chair on the porch, it probably belongs to grandma just like this house. I mean it must, right? Who else lives so far away of the civilization. I dear to come closer. I hear nothing but my own footsteps. I pushed the door and I entered the house. It was dark inside even though there were candles lit everywhere. As I went further my eyes were getting use to the darkness and I started to make out some weird shapes on the walls. I came closer to see what those weird things were. They were big, soft, and moist. So moist that I could feel some excess stayed on my fingers. I rubbed this thick slime with my fingers. Then I smelted it, the strong smell of blood was difficult to miss from up close. I used my hands to feel the rest of this this hanging from the wall. Now I saw everything clearly. It was a skin. I couldn’t believe it. What happened here and where is this stupid little girl?! Suddenly I felt present behind me and this sweet flower sent. The rest of the candles lit up by them self and now I could see not only grandma’s skin but also many other kinds of skins all over the place. She is behind me, I can feel it. Now I know, she was waiting for me all along. She wanted me to be her final trophy. And here I am right where she wanted me to be. It’s getting colder. I close my eyes and I wait for her next
I have been doing some thinking about our conversation a few days ago and have concluded that I will take you up on the offer! I just sold my old bike and now have some money left over that I can use to pay for those seminars. I am going to see how soon I can get this done, I am going to look at the dates and send my form in. I will keep you posted on the status of things as they get processed.
This time I ran to the door to catch what was making that noise, and I hid next to the door. There was a light moving around my front door in circles, like someone had a flashlight, moving it around. I stood sideways at the door, determined to catch whatever was there. When I stood sideways at the door to catch what was in the bushes, I looked through the window on the door -and I saw a whole family.
As a young aspiring musician in middle school, I wanted to start a band desperately. Instead, I was known as Emerson Middle School 's’ music freak. I posted flyers in businesses around my hometown and online ads. I wanted to be like Amy Lee from Evanescence terribly, but my taste in music was different than most people. When my fellow classmates heard about my compositions and ideas, they thought it was a joke.
It resembled the stomping of something but I knew it was probably just an animal or someone who woke up in the night. All of a sudden, the iron fasteners flung off the door. The Geats jumped out of their sleep and looked toward the noise. The beast was in the door and the smell was awful. It smelled of raw flesh and I could see the slime falling off of the beast.
“But you’ll need a Band-Aid.” I followed her down the hall and into the kitchen and sat at the table that was next to a pair of large French doors. Moonlight filtered through the leaves outside as if through lace, speckling the floor in shadows. She pulled out her medical supplies and began cocooning me in a white tornado until I was wrapped tight as a mummy, with nothing showing but my eyes.
As the final bell rings everyone scatters out of their classrooms and runs to where they are picked up at the end of the day. For me that spot was the bus stop. When I come to the loop I find myself a shady spot and take a seat with my back resting on a metal beam. I take a look at my phone, like everyone in society these days, and wait for my bus to arrive. Soon my friends come to join me and we laughed and joked about how the day went and which teacher gave the most homework or what couple ended it and made a big scene in the hallway.
Light flooded the room and allowed my eyes to focus on the character that now stood in my room. Long brown hair cascaded down the person 's back. My mind classified the intruder as a girl after my eyes had observed the clothing she
The spell was quickly coming to and end and though Liv felt someone was wrong she continued any way. Blackness started to set in and before she could finish the last remaining words, she fell to the floor, unconscious and unable to see what was
After her character change, however, “She reached out and touched [The Misfit] on the shoulder” (379). For the first time in the story, the grandmother actively reaches out to another person and makes a conscious effort to understand him. Rather than using flattery or begging for her life, she endeavors to connect with The Misfit on a deeper level in a way she never did with her
One girl in particular, Sarah, was extremely displeased with my arrival. I was unaware of this for the longest time until she made it very clear. Sarah had seemed friendly, she was very intelligent, and she was popular. I learned that Sarah was also extremely competitive and envious when others did better than her, and I learned it the hard way.
When she did go back there she saw black smoke and your dad’s car was on fire. She had taken a canning jar and tried to break the window open. Much to her surprise the canning jar didn’t break but the window did. Though when she looked inside she didn’t see your dad inside. She looked to the back of the car to see your dad laying behind the car.
Jumping back, I was suddenly in a state of irresolute, blinking furiously. Regaining my eyesight, I caught sight of a girl, with wispy black hair that hung like threads, over her cadaverous face. While her hair hung over her face like a curtain, it did not hide her eyes - eyes that were glassy, and her eyelids stitched open. Red veins trailed her pupils, pupils that were
Her eyes eased open and her head dropped, watching the hope leave her body, trickling red from the wound. She continued the process on her arms, stomach, and the space remaining on her thighs. Blood pooled on her tan skin, and she examined the wounds that had been sliced in all different directions, going vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. None more than two were exceptionally deep. The knife itself was dull, limiting the damage she could
When I saw the stain, I was shocked to realize it was floating upstream, against the current. Scrambling ashore, I followed it to a flat hilltop, where an ancient shrine was. On the top, there was a figure of a girl. Everything but her head was shaded in black. As if it had a mind of its own, my hand reached
The bells echo in my head as I struggle to wake up. I see my brothers Henry, and Harrison are slowly waking up straw attached to their clothes from their bed which they shared. My mother was the first to leave for the factory she left with black bags under eyes from lack of rest. She worked the most these days, her job was at the cotton mill. I remember how my mother used to be a happy, caring women, that 's not how it is anymore she doesn 't say anything to us anymore she just works and makes dinner, he hair was now streaked with grey her eyes darker than I have ever seen