Chapter 2
Walking past the numerous homes, Olivia kept thinking about the competition. She had always been competitive when in came to showcasing her inner talents. She kept thinking about genres, story plots and characters. After walking for another 5 minutes, she finally reached Emma's home.
She heard loud screams and the noise of broken dishes as she made her way towards the porch of Emma's home, she was about to hesitantly knock on the door. When she heard Emma calling her from behind.
"Psst..over here"
"Emma, what's going on inside?"
"I'll tell you everything, but first let's get you in, you're freezing"
Emma took hold of Olivia's arm and pulled her towards the back door of their home. As she was about to climb the stairs towards Emma's
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But today, the atmosphere in the room was different. It was dark.
"You know I always wanted a window like this"
Emma smiled "It was dad's idea to get the window in such a position, he knew I loved the night sky"
I should've just kept quiet about the window, thing.
"It's pretty."
Their conversation was interrupted, by a ring on Olivia's phone. It was her mother.
"Yeah, mom"
"Where are you?"
"I'm over at Emma's."
"Do you even realize what time it is? Come home immediately."
Olivia cut the call, she could feel the tension in her voice. Her mother never talked to her in such a tone before. She hurriedly got up from the bed and started walking towards the door.
"Olivia, where are you going?"
"I'm sorry, I have to leave. Take care of yourself."
Olivia's voice sounded almost mechanical. Her mind was a jumbled mess filled with questions. She just wanted to get home.
"But Olivia..."
Emma was interrupted by the closing of her door, Olivia left.
The walk back home, felt even more bitter and long. She kept thinking about the change in her mother's voice. She was confused at this change. She was dragging herself, her body felt heavy as the cold air hit her hard on her
[C].·:*¨¨*:·.☆.·:*¨¨ *:·. [C]it was kind of a cool occurrence, flying high above everywhere she had explored. It was also kind of boring, and the farther she went northeast, the colder it got. "I should've brought a coat," Muriel thought.
“You’re being silly about Jake. There are bigger things to worry about.” Nell felt her throat go dry as she fought tears. “Oh, Nell, I’m sorry,” Emma said.
Chapter One Sebastian closed his eyes and exhaled heavily as he stood in front of the window. A large crowd had gathered, all waving signs and banners with pure hatred in their eyes. Threats poured out of their open mouths while they glared at the house where Remington, Sebastian and Emerson currently resided. “They’re still there,” Sebastian muttered. All he wanted was a normal and peaceful life, or at least as much of a normal life as he could get while touring around the world but his life had crashed down around him.
She decided to run to him. She wondered if he's okay and worried. She quickly put her shawl on and told her four children, "I need to go now. I will
“Then as the moving air stilled completely, the curtains swinging back from the wall to hang free again, he saw the yellow sheet drop to the window ledge and slide over out of sight” (17). At this moment the author has Tom have confidence that he will go and get his paper and be right back. “In the back of his mind he knew he’d better hurry and get this over with before he thought too much, and at the window he didn’t allow himself to hesitate” (17). At this time Tom is wishing he went with his wife and now is starting to realize what he really has in
and I yelled, ‘Now stay there! You stay there!’ And I went to my room and I put in my headphones because I needed not to hear from him just for a little while and–’” (247). She continued to cry while Antonia did what she could to console her.
No one answers the door. She clenches her teeth n knocks on the door frantically. Her mother opens the door and tries to hug her. Sam’s teeth are still clenched and pushes her mother away. She goes to her room throws her bag and slams the door.
she repeated over and over, the tears overwhelming her face as she choked out those words. Immediately, she called all the parents and explained to them to pick their child up right away. She saved Joe-Anne’s parents for last and explained for them to come over at that instant so that they could have a little talk. She also invited the principal of Lark-Rise and their teacher.
Emma woke up,Matt,surdoing her. The pain coursed through her,making her hurt worse. “Just put her out of her misery.”
“I… I’m sorry, I just wanted to see if he has responded yet,” I explained, “I miss him, too, mum” The look in her eyes went from anger to sympathy and she came over and sat me next to her. “Wren?” she called. Wren, my little sister who was apparently listening from the stairway, came down and joined us. “I need to tell you girls something,” she began.
[It is morning and the sky that shows through the old windows of the building is a peaceful hazy blue-dark. Daylight sunshine shows in the distance. The outside world, unmistakable to the eyes from the old windows is of a cool winter. The lights hanging in the inside of the building projects a dull puncturing yellow and throws shadows onto the dividers giving a clean, shocking feeling. Every room looks like a jail cell.
My voice came out barely a whisper. I cleared my throat. ‘Remember when you said we should have a talk?’ She [August] closed the door. A sound so final.
He studied the darkening horizon in that bored distracted way he had. Dinah had known the man long enough to understand that it was best not to interrupt him when he looked like that. She nearly fell asleep waiting for a response. In a state of both awake and unconscious she dreamed of a room with thick steel screens floor to ceiling and wall to wall and a thick screened door with rusted locks and chains and a small viewing port. The huge deadbolt had rusted closed.
Where was she? A warm hand pulled her down again into the snowy envelope of the bed. Sweet endearments were whispered. All was well.
And then she walked in, uninvited and uncaring, to find that lonely boy. She spotted him sitting amongst the rubble, shivering and scared. Wrapping a warm blanket around him, she whispered, it’s going to be alright.