Admist the roaring applause, a silent tear fell, reflecting the untold story she could never tell. She had told her story of her kidnapping and 20 year captivity but, I was all a lie. The truth was much harder to swallow, she loved him, she had been in love with him since the first time they met. She knew it was wrong, he was too old and the world would never accept them so, she played his vi...

Thanks you for this life I may not always show it I love being here...

Reaching for more shrimp cocktail,  our eyes like from across the room.

It’s you I know it, I’m the chosen one and you’ve come to get me.

Frozen in fear, I can only stand there staring into your eyes. I start to back up, like I was going to run away and then so do you.

***idk how to finish this….. Can someone tell me an I using the right words (should I be using him instead of you)...

The bright lights and the happy, yet haunting, music from the carnival pull me in.

The smell of the cotton candy and lemonade, so sweet. I’m flying high on happiness.

Everything feels right in my world, I am no longer afraid. I am content with how things are falling into place.

It’s been a long time since I’ve felt this, so strange and welcoming at the same time.

I must hold on...

Lost wandering thoughts Traveling from here to there Seeking adventure...

Cleaning out the attic to turn it into her craft room, Sara stumbles across a small dusty box, coughing. She removed the lid and finds small envelopes with letters inside.

Dearest Katie, I can no longer live with this lie any more. We need to talk. Please call me.

Dear John, I’m sorry I can’t talk about this, not right now. I still love you but, it’s just too hard.

Katie, Please, I th...

Quickly scanning the picture books, my hands running over the tops of them, I stopped surprised.

Another hand was running over the top of the same section too and had stopped on that very same title.

Where the wild things are by Maurice Sendak, apologizing I let you take her take it. An older woman, with wrinkled hands and a gentle smile.

She picked it up, walking over to some comfy chair...

Jamie expects to go to hell when he finally gets plugged in. He just knows, he’s not really as great as everyone seems to think he is, he lies about everything, and thinks awful horrible things, wishing bad things would happen to other people.

So, on that first night, he’s ready, he steps up, plugs himself in and settles down for what he knows is going to be a miserable time.

Then, somet...

Ambulance lights cut through the darkness, police sirens scream over radio static. All she could do is watch in horror as the jaws of life ripped apart her fathers brand new 1985 Mustang, tears running down her face, she swallowed hard. Shaking Ashley slumped in the drivers seat, without a scratch on her, seeing her cousin and her best-friends lifeless body being released from the mangled mess o...

Carl works in a boring office, plain white walls and not one window. It’s actually the perfect place to execute the perfect crime.

He thinks about what he would do daily, he even has detailed notes in his computer, which in the wrong hands could be very dangerous or get him into trouble.

There’s the hit list of coworkers he’d love to take out (or at least see severely hurt), the action list o...