Yesterday I was in my uncle's basement and found a million dollars. “Let's go play in the basement,” Andrew yelled. “Ok,” Joey and I yelled. “Why don't we play Hide and seek?” I replied. After we figured out who would be the counter. We started playing hide and seek. I hid in the office that was in the basement. I felt something like an envelope. So I went to turn on the light , and Joey screamed, “Found you!” I replied, “ I found an envelope, and it might have something important in it.” “Time for lunch,” Mom explained. After we finished eating our lunch. We went back downstairs to see what was in the envelope. The envelope said IMPORTANT DO NOT OPEN WITHOUT PERMISSION.
’Hey Stel, wanna go to Barns & Nobel’s to get more books?’ my Dad yelled from downstairs.
middle of paper ... ... As I reached to pull the covers back over myself, I heard something brush against paper, and metal rings pressed into my arm. Cautiously reaching with my hand, I pulled out a notebook, open to the first page, with a pen slipped in the spiral ring. On the page was written the following: “Thought you might need these!
It began with the cold. Spots of cold. A moment of normal then cold, as if the heat were sucked into another dimension. These don’t bother me as much as the touch. A handless touch of nothing. Something grabbed by arm but no one was there.
I heard a bump behind me, I spun round and saw a book on the floor, it flipped open to a ...
I open the envelope and unfold the letter to see: Dear April, You are probably reading this letter after you smashed the grandfather clock I made! Don’t feel bad, I hid this letter so that you could only find it after you smashed the clock. I knew that you would be the sporty type and your mother would constantly be telling you to stop playing in the hallway, right? I miss being a part of your life, even though your mother probably tells stories of me everyday.
We all stopped what we were doing and sat down in front of the t.v,
I gave her another quick look of confusion. before she started to open the envelope. I tried to read the back since I had no idea what it was since I had just grabbed the mail this morning and threw it in my bag which I had planned to read later. I watched as she pulled the letter out of the envelope. She cleared her throat and started to read.
made a woosh noise as it closed. I took a deep breathe and started walking
I felt the flesh move towards me and when I took a step back it got closer.
I ran out to the mailbox to get the mail. I received an envelope, addressed to me from a pharmaceutical company. This seemed to be somewhat odd, I opened the letter thinking it must be junk mail. Exciting one might think.
So, I packed my things. Good thing I didn’t put up a lot. I grabbed the pens and the chocolates. That’s it. I parted ways with my friends without almost saying anything on why I had to leave early that night. What an awkward situation that was to begin with!
It was a red door in the middle of the street, rusted door handle and fine detail on the wood. Nobody knew where it came from but we all knew it isn’t a good thing. The door creaked open and a letter appeared. It was handed to me.
through the doorway, and by now a cold feeling shot up my spine like a
I laughed, shaking off the tension that had been building up. Pulling the blankets that were stuffed to the sides of the suitcase I peered into the suitcase. All that I found was more letters. Curious, I started flipping through the letters. I quickly realized that they were not your typical letters.
alley at the side of the house, what a good place to hide. So I sat