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Submitted by Amelia Vanderwalt
A group of teenagers stumble upon something they shouldn't have...
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“Hey… what’s that in the corner?” Heneri asked me, smirking with that goofy look on her face. I glanced over towards the offending corner, but immediately turned my gaze back to her, knowing, by all the fates, what would follow.
“Ha! Got you!” She laughed, as my eyes disappeared upwards in the freaky way I often did.
“You’re SO funny,” I countered, voice light with humor.
It was nice to be away ...
As we came up to the entrance of the cave, I got a cold chill down my spine. Something felt off. This cave didn’t look right. The edge of the rock was jagged and chipped, there was an oval shape opening in the side of it, the opening was about five to ten feet tall and then got real narrow as you went further down. It looked to run down and to oddly shaped to be a cave. “This doesn’t feel right..”...
A group of teenagers stumble upon something they shouldn’t have and you have to keep reading to find out what it is. By the way, the teenagers are Lucas and Henry their parents are
Cops and Lucas and Henry are also cadets and are going to be cops. Stay tuned to find out what happens.
Hey Lucas, what time is it? Ummm 9:02. WAIT 9:02 WERE GONNA BE LATE, LUCAS, HURRY UP! go downstairs an...
“Are you coming Lana? God, I swear your slower than a turtle!” Chase teased.
“Well not everyone is on the track team Chase.”
I rolled my eyes as I tried to pick up my pace with the rest of my friends.
See today is Halloween and Chase had the amazing idea to go up to this abandoned house at the end of our neighborhood street. I’m usually not one for spooky ghost hunting but Liam is here and I ca...
The bell rang, doors swing open as students burst out of class leaving the halls empty while a group of teenagers meet by the cafeteria. “Are you guys ready for the skatepark?” Angel asked with an egar voice. “Any idea where it is?” Jonah asked, “Of course I do!” Angel replied. “Yeah, I’m sure that you do.” Jonah whispered to Emilie with a sarcastic tone. “Come on then!” Angel shouted, leaving Jon...
It was laying face-up on the beach. The sepia-toned, ocean-altered photo was easy to miss, amongst the scattered rocks and sand. As the group approached, the photograph became more and more visible. One group member spotted it and stopped to pick it up while the others gathered around.
“We should really clean this part of the beach more often”, says one girl, trying her bag and adjusting her glo...
"What. Is. That?!"
"An alien," she jokes.
"Hello my next nightmare," he whispers.
I must look absolutely terrified because they both stop laughing and put a hand on my shoulder.
"You alright?"
"What is that," I whimper.
My whole body shakes as it moves and something falls.
"Hey, it's ok. Your fine. Just look away," she tries to comfort me.
But I keep my ground.
"What is it?" I whisper s...
It was 2:50 when the dismissal bell rang. Once it rang the classroom doors swung open and the halls started buzzing with the sound of people. The halls were too crowded to walk through so I took a very big shortcut. I went to the bathroom and opened a window and climbed through it. I went to the front of the school and acted like I didn’t do such a thing. Once I made it to the front of the buildin...
Babies love their parents. Preteens have a love-hate relationship with their parents. Teenagers hate their parents.
Why? It’s because they’re seen as the Restrictions of Joy, no matter how harmful a teenager is willing to do for some fun.
For decades, centuries, millennia, maybe since forever ago, there’s been myths about devils lurking in the woods late at night.
Of course, like every other...
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