By the time I reach the top of the hill, I catch his red
shirt disappearing out of my sight. “Oh, Darius Knight, you are in so much
trouble!” I shout, even though he can’t hear me.
I kick a little rock and watch it roll. My parents are so
thoughtless. Mom knew I just got back
from the worst dance in my life, but she sent me here anyway. She would kill me
if I come alone and the day would become worse.
Every step I take I almost stumble. This dress will be
ruined when I go in that dark tunnel under the stone bridge. That didn’t sound
too bad. Messing up this beautiful, blue dress would be the highlight of my
day. That way I could throw it away. Never be reminded of that horrible dance.
The pollen blowing in the wind makes me sneeze in my black
hair. What is Darius thinking? He knows
that the wanderers live under the bridge. Or used to. Rumors says that they
left. Feet away from the entrance, the grassy ground turns to dirt and gravel.
I imagine what my ‘friends’ would say if they saw me here.
The thought reminds me that I don’t care. “Darius, get over here if you know
what’s good for you!” My echo startles me. I listen for his laugh, but I hear
nothing. Usually, I hear the wanderers’ voices.
I bend over and place my hand on
the brick frame. I’m in. Despite the mud
sticking to my dress, I stand. Darkness encases me. My mouth opens to say his
name again. Words escape me when a hand clamps over my mouth. Something sharp
pokes at my throat.
Ooh.... I love the suspense! Absolutely wonderful, Sarah!! =D
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Thank you, Elisabeth!
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xoxo,
Rosie
Actually, I thought of this at the top of my head. I don't even know what happens next. Lol:) thanks!
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