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Shawn's P.O.V. "Then, you proceeded to knock me out, and then drag me to some hideout. I still remember that story you told me. Was it true?" Becca asks accusingly. I shake my head no. This conversation is killing me inside, and she doesn't even know why I did all of this stuff. my father would have killed me if I didn't! "That's what I thought. I had, no, have a bad feeling about you." She stands up and looks down at me shamefully. "You have to go." No! I will not leave this place! My father could kill me, not to mention Drew has become one of my best friends. "You are screwed," Becca's friend, Garza says, before walking away laughing. I scoff. She always laughs at serious situations. Rogues! Geez! Oh wait...never mind. "She's right, you know. My little cousin is an expert at holding grudges. I'm surprised that's not her angel gift," Tyler says, before walking after Garza. Drew nods his head in agreement. "Dude, how do I fix this?" I ask him. He laughs quietly. "Honestly, I don't think you can. Unless you tell her about your father, you're going to be forced to leave. I mean, she has excellent persuasion skills," he replies, much to my dismay. This day was turning out great. "I'm gonna go talk to her...explain things a bit," I say, and start towards Becca. "I'll start digging your grave. Rest in peace man!" Drew shouts. I roll my eyes. Ever since I've met him, he's been an overdramatic oaf. I near Becca and sit a reasonable distance away from her while she gazes as her cat intently. What the heck are they doing? She must have noticed my puzzled expression because she laughed. "We're mind-linking you idiot," she says, and laughs some more. "So, can I explain, or are you still mad?" I ask, moving closer so she can hear me. She sighs loudly and lays flat on the ground. I can tell she's been through a lot. There are huge bags under her eyes from...loss of sleep? I've seen her asleep though, so what was going on? "I honesty don't know. Yes, I am still mad at you, I mean you practically handed me over to death. If you'd have known-" I cut her off. "Which I didn't. That's the thing Becca, I didn't know anything." She looks over to me, astonished at my statement. I nod. I proceed to explain about my father's mate's death, and him going rogue.
“Well how do you explain your behavior the morning I tried to throw away the pearl?” I asked, remembering the sharp pain of his clenched fist making contact with my jaw. “You had become so w...
"I... found out all about you like I know your parents and sister are gone somewheres and I know where and how long they’re going to be gone, and I know who you were with last night..."
“Because he’s a dick.” He says with a tone that he hardly ever uses. You turn to Lydia who deep down wanted to run home into her warm bed
"What! Ok, this is weird, I'm gonna go now." She says, turning around and only taking two steps before my creation stops her in her tracks, she screams and runs towards me. I grab her by the arm right before she goes past me. She stops and looks at me, my hair stained red with the blood of her friends, my gray sweatshirt in the same condition.
"So I was right. Not even my closest "friend" can stand before me now. But then again, why would a monster like me need any friends. None of you care anyway."
He was now ready for act two, Peeking out through a small crack in the boards that were nailed to the windows to keep people out it was but a few minutes when he heard the police car pull up. He watched the patrol car driving slowly as their spotlight searched the outside of the building. The windows boarded with half decayed panels of wood, glass and debris covered the yard. Jesse ducked as a beam of light flashed over his head through the cracks in the boards. He questioned, it didn’t make much sense to board up the windows and not block the doorway entrances.
The streets of New York were glisting with the glow of street lights that shone down on the wet pavement as Elena Gilbert made her way out of a small bar she'd been hanging out in for the last few hours, which had smelt of stale ciggerates and regrets, but it mattered little to Elena. After several rounds of shots she'd spent most her time dancing and teasing the men and women into falling for her, compulsion was never needed. She could simply flash a smile, bat her lashes and they'd be hooked to her. There was a time Elena would have cringed at the idea killing people like this, not now. Two years had passed since Katherine Pierce had killed her younger brother, Jeremy Gilbert, two years since her humanity had been switched off.
" Wha- Where am I? Who are you?" He stares at me, and it takes me a few seconds to remember what I was supposed to say. "We're releasing you.
They met in a mid december night, how cold it was is something Louis remembers very well, so different from the light and gentle breeze that instead was blowing that evening, while he was waiting for him sitting down on stool in a bar. Without any apparent reason, probably in lack of something better to do , he started thinking about that night and, as usual, he wasn’t surprised of finding out that all he could remember was the cold. The cold. Only the cold.
For my first piece of original writing I intend to create a piece primarily written for entertainment however, I also want to portray an interest into historical and political persuasions. I aim to write this piece for an audience of teenagers to young adult who are aged from around fifteen to twenty-five and are male, I also wish to identify with those interested in political thrillers within this age range. The genre of which shall be a short fiction story consisting chiefly of narrative and written in the third person. I picture this piece as being one of a collection of short stories concerned with the political-thriller fiction sub-genre. Despite being a fiction text I aim to tie in real world non-fiction.
“Oh really, who do you think she’s going to believe, you or me?” After I convince her that you’re a trouble child, she will have no choice but to send you away!”
She gasped, calling out for her friends, but they did not respond. With another wave of his hand, the boy made their bodies disappear. This could not be happening. “But… why? You realize that you’ll never get away with this when they find me.”
“I just killed my friend! Call her dead already. I don’t want her suffering.” I sobbed. And reached out to Alex’s cold hand. I felt her softly grip my fingertips. I tried not to hurt her anymore.
Taking a creative writing class was a good way for me to express my thoughts and feelings onto paper, as well as read my other classmates stories. Reading stories created by other people lead me into their mind brain to experience what type of writer they were, it was an overall exquisite class. I believe that every person has a way of expressing who they are through writing stories of their own, fiction is the best way to express your creative imagination. This class that I took for two years helped me become a better writer and helped me understand the types of writers we have.
"I do, I think I can believe that. I've gotten awfully mad sometimes and almost forgotten what I was doing...It wasn't anything personal."