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You're probably wondering why I'm in a closet, right? And no, not the closet, even though I am in that too. Nah, I mean a janitor's closet. Well, it's actually kinda simple. The people I hang out with were talking about things that I don't really like talking about, and I just ran in here to get away and calm down. Now I'm just in here having a mini panic attack, talking to Malinda, and having a good ol' fun time in a school janitor's closet. As much fun as you can have in here at least. Like making towers out of toilet paper, that's fun I guess. Although, Malinda keeps eating the paper which keeps making rolls fall over. Right when I was about to finish my tower, someone just came barging in and knocked it over with the door. "Well, someone's in …show more content…
It's so funny. "You mean 'shit'?" "No, I mean shitake mushroom. Young man, I will not tolerate that type of profanity." he gave me the motherly finger shake for effect. "I bet I'm older than you." I challenged. "Oh, yeah? When's your birthday?" "August 17th. Try me." I smirked. "Ha! May 5th you fudge cake!" he flipped me off because apparently, that doesn't count as "profanity". I lost track of how long we were talking, and laughing, and telling stories, that it finally dawned on me that we were still in a janitor's closet. "Why're you in here anyway?" I asked him. "I should be asking you the same question," he replied back. I'm pretty sure he completely forgot we were in a closet too. "I asked you first." "But it looked like you were in here longer." he smirked at me. I sighed and said "Some of the people that I hang out with were talking about things that I don't like hearing and/or seeing. So, I panicked and ran in here to calm down." I started to pet Malinda. Doing that always helps me relax. "Oh, I'm sorry." he looked like he felt a little bad for bringing it up. "Nah, don't worry about it. Now, why're you in
The first half of my book “The Cellar” written by Natasha Preston, was so good that I could not put the book down. The girl, at that point, had no memories which include her name and anything before she woke up on a dirty, bloody cabin floor. She looked down at her throbbing hand and found that two of her fingernails were missing.
I was at Maria's dorm, I was sitting on her cheap-ass sofa holding her textbook, ready to beat the shit out of her. I wanted to get her back, I heard the door open and I ran towards it, ready to smack her.
It’s fall season, and the city was crowded as usual. Jada sighed as she walked down the familiar streets of Philadelphia. Her hands were in the pockets of her ragged and soiled pants. It didn’t help much that she was wearing an oversized white-collar shirt. The stains were very prevalent and made her look even dirtier. But she didn’t care much. After months of living on the streets she learned to not care what people thought of her. Whether it was street trash, homeless, or a waste. These were some of the names she often heard from passerby’s. She closed her mind off to these words. After all, words didn’t hurt at all, being homeless was worse.
"Anyways, there's actually a reason I came here." Coraline explained. "Not just for entertainment. Something...weird happened inside my apartment."
she always used to wish for a way to escape her life. She saw memories
I walked the same way to work everyday, just to pass by the homeless man who was always on the corner. He wasn't like the other people who lived on the streets, he never begged passing strangers for their spare change. There would just be a cup next to him to drop what you could. He was constantly shouting but no one was there, many people hurried by him staring and laughing. Not me.
“My Love, I think we should discuss our lifestyle.” I said. He looked at me, curious.
"Really?" , she asked sarcastically as she lifted her head. "Why's that?" He dramatically looked both ways while leaning in to whisper. "
“You sure do like talking about people don't you,” I said. “Yea I do you need to learn how to respect an adult,” JJ Answered. I keep my mouth shut for a little while then he started up again. It was a day after my birthday and my cousin (JJ) was at my house because he was homeless.
“Ok,well, we just wanted to show you what may be evidence, that could potentially provide more answers to what happened to Ben last night.” I replied “You know what? I got a call last night about a lady complaining of a noisy party. I came to shut it down. It turned out that Dave was hosting it.
"I had no idea that had happened to you. It was absolutely insolent of him to say that, but he wasn’t trying to make light of your past as a sex worker, I’m sure if he knew about your past he would feel awful." I said. Her lids narrowed at me as she followed me back in. He waited for us standing cross armed.
Cold. Warmth. Light. Dark. One cannot survive without the other.
I survey the scene as I wait for the others to arrive. The police were right, there isn’t any evidence of a break-in. The only real sign of anything amiss is the bloodstain on the cream carpet, the splatter on the walls. Stepping lightly, I move to the walls to study the photographs. Immediately, I notice something that forces a gasp past my lips.
Miss Kerby, sitting behind a desk and asked her if she could tell me where this
His head was tilted slightly to the left, examining me. Hastily, I picked myself up and took a step back. “Where are we?” I asked, staring. I must’ve looked like a mess.