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Margot: A Narrative Fiction

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“BWAAAAAAAAAA!!! NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!” Margot fighting with agony in her voice. “STOP!” William kicks her violently into the closet! WIlliam has locked the closet door tightly with a broom, rope and hanger wire. Margot kicks and screams. She quickly reacted, not even with William’s small gang leaving footsteps, she grabs the nearest sharp object (which was a broken coat hangers in the back.) The door viciously swung open! Accidentally hitting William’s back. Margot didn’t know he was standing there… He was in pain… “OW! YOU PSYCHO!” William screeched in anger! “Sorry…” Margot ashamed even after the circumstances… WIlliam grabbed Margot’s arm to push her into the closet… All of William’s friends have already left to see the sun without

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