High School Graduate Party: A Narrative Fiction

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She wobbled out of the over-crowded house with her two friends. “Gahh I need an aspirin” Kylee thought to herself, head throbbing from the loud drops in the music that she could still hear from outside. “THAT WAS A RAD PARTY!” her best friend Spencer yelled. “SPENCER WE’RE ALL RIGHT HERE YOU DON’T HAVE TO YELL!!” the ‘leader’ of the group, Mali Koa screamed back. “OH SORRY I MEAN sorry.” Spencer responded. The three girls continued back to their cars drifting further and further from the boisterous noises coming from the still going on high school graduation party. When the girls reached their cars Spencer asked “Kylee are you sure you don’t want a ride?” Kylee shook her head, “No it’s fine. My house is only about 10 minutes from here.”. So, Spencer and Mali Koa got into their cars and drove off, leaving Kylee to walk home. Kylee was about 5 minutes into her walk when she heard a banging noise coming from an immense …show more content…

“Hey, are you okay? Why are you talking so quietly?” “IwaswalkingthenIheardagunshotfromoneofthehousesand-” she replied rapidly. “Woah slow down. You saw someone get shot?!?!?” Spencer yelled. “No I just-”, then the door flew open. Kylee watched in awe while a tall man wearing a tan brown trench coat walked out of the house and out on the street. Kylee barely caught a glimpse of his face but her mind was racing about who it could be. “I have to call the police…” She was about to press call when Kylee realized that she had no idea who the culprit was or who it could possibly be. But she did know she had to find out. She started to walk in the same direction as the man when she realized what she was doing is dangerous and could end up really bad. “I have college to look forward to I can’t do this” she thought aloud. She walked onto her front porch and into her house.Kaylee then laid in her bed staring at the ceiling waiting to fall asleep. Little did she know this man would reappear in her life very

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