You never asked, but I wanted you

You never asked, but I had always waited for you

I love you for everything thing you do

You never asked, but every time you touched me it set a jolt through my body

You never asked, but I always loved you

I turned hateful

You never asked, but when you ignored me I got hurt

You never asked, but as I grew I realized the truth of you

Love can always turn to hat...

Freezing water from the river splashing up from the paddle hitting the water hit my face. I sucked in short, burning, breaths. My lugs were dry and felt like they were slowly shrinking. My arms burned and my hands were numb. Rocks scrapped the bottom of my kayak making it rock.

I dared to look over my shoulder. I know they’re here. They’re just hiding out of sight. “Niklaus, come back to us”

...

Its been seven days and the food is starting to run low. Three of the men have killed themselves. Horrifyingly we have kept them and ate them. We only have one water barrel left now. I have tried to contact the land with smoke but it is no use. The sailors are getting restless and cruel. I pry for our survival.

October 13, 1629

Four more have been killed. The men are starting to get savage....

I giggled as my mom chased me into the house. She told me the rain was going to melt me if I didn’t go in the house. I giggled once again, that must of what happened to my friend. He had a bald head,his skin a was a pale gray-green. His eyes were a dark gray. He gave me a big smile as he bent down and opened his arm to me. I ran into his arms and he hugged me tight. He let go of me and held out a ...

“Care to dance?” A tall,muscular, man with ivy green eyes and raven hair, bowed in front of me. I had been watching him all night, for I had never once seen him in my kingdom. He wore a black wolf mask that covered his top lip. He stood to his full height and extended a hand to me. I gave him a bright smile and grabbed on to his hand. As soon as our skin collided the heat from his hand spread thro...

The sun had sunken beneath the earth. The night cascaded in the sky. I flopped down onto my bed closing my eyes, relishing on the stressful day I had. I snapped awake. My room was darker, the dim light from the outside world was gone. Peering over to my clock, the red glowing numbers, showed that it was now 3:30 a.m. I sat up rubbing the sleep from my eyes. Stalking my way over to the bathroom I h...