Creative Writing: The Story of Angel

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Some time ago there was an 18 year old girl named Angel, who possessed many talents that were not known to human beings. She had the talent to control everything with her brain as well as her physical being. But like any other gifted kid she was oblivious of her talents. Her mother ,Teresa, however knew all about her but had passed away when Angel was only three years of age. Angel had then moved in with her uncle and was destined to never know who she was until the day came when all was suddenly shown. October 11th 2012, in the city of Fremont, a teenage mother went into an impossible labor in which her baby was not able to survive. The baby girl was announced dead shortly after being delivered. Teresa, the sixteen year old mother had a hard time accepting it but eventually had to carry on with the funeral of her dead baby. At the funeral, as soon as the coffin went in the ground the most baffling thing happened right before everyone's eyes. A baby's moan was heard coming from the coffin. The baby had regained it's life. That was the day that Teresa realized that baby was something special. One afternoon as Angel walked home from school she was confused as to why there were two police cars and an ambulance racing passed her in such hurry. Angel had a bad feeling that something was not right. As she got closer to her house she saw a huge cloud of smoke surrounding the house in which she and her uncle lived. Angel was speechless and abashed to the point that she felt she would faint. Waiting for no time at all, Angel ran as fast as she could close enough to where she could see her uncle being carried into the ambulance. Uncle Joe was in critical condition where all there was to do was pray and wait. At the waiting room was Ang... ... middle of paper ... ...ng enough to overcome it all. Angel went on with serving her fellow team of the F.B.I bring more criminals to justice. She was helping them for two years then was moved for her safety to work undercover. Working undercover was tremendous since she felt more comfortable knowing her life was no longer going to be in any danger. After all, Angel felt honored for making the world a better place for humanity. Almost everything was good in her life except for one thing which was not knowing anything about her uncle. Uncle Joe wasn't hard to find because he still lived in the same place he used to. Angel was very excited to find her uncle alive and healthy. Angel quickly moved in with her uncle but never could figure out who the strange lady who spoke to her at the hospital was. They both however decided to take a trip far, far away and live their life to the fullest.

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