Speed Dating Intervention

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One gloomy day in October, Shaquan O’ Kelly went to a speed dating intervention at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena in Huntington, West Virginia. He wasn’t very enthusiastic about the intervention, because most of the women were just looking for child support money. Near the end of the intervention, he became very sad and doubtful about finding a girlfriend. When the last person came Shaquan knew she was the one… After the intervention was over, he went back to his car, but when he closed the door someone knocked on his window. At first, he thought it was one of the moms looking for child support money. In thinking that, he put the car in reverse and backed up as fast as he could. When he pulled out of the parking spot, he accidently …show more content…

In a few pieces of chicken, he could taste something that was very spicy like a version of tabasco sauce. After dinner, he asked where the bathroom was. “Down the hall to the left,” Keisha Keisha Keisha said with an odd smile on her face. When he was finished using the bathroom, he could faintly see something behind the shower curtain. Just like every other scary movie he went to investigate what was back there. What he saw on the other side of the curtain would remain in his mind for the rest of his life. Furthermore, after he left the bathroom, he couldn’t find Keisha Keisha Keisha. After searching the entire house top to bottom, he couldn’t find Keisha Keisha Keisha, so he decided to leave. As he opened the front door, he saw two faint shadows on the sidewalk in front of the house. When he closed the door, he could clearly see the figures were Keisha Keisha Keisha and the man from behind the shower curtain. The next morning, the mailman walked up to Keisha Keisha Keisha’s doorstep and saw her and a man with a shower curtain laying on the ground, dead. The mailman called the police and the only evidence they found was a card on the ground that said speed dating this Monday at the big sandy superstore

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