Personal Narrative Fiction

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I ran out to the Ferris wheel with my arms open wide. “Here I am! I’m the one you want Embry so come and get me,” I yelled as loud as I could. My body was shaking continuously. As soon as I went to turn around to ask Lily something Embry appeared in my eyes. Her gun was pointed straight at my head. “Embry we can fix things. You have no need to do this. Let’s talk it out and see what we can do,” I explained. “I can’t,” tears started falling from Embry’s eyes, “My father said if I didn’t finish what he started he would finish me.” “What do you mean finish what your dad started?” I asked. My heart started to stop. A feeling came inside of me that made me want to fall to the ground and give up. “Your grandpa didn’t just die Faith, he was murdered.

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