When Sandy Bradshaw left Oak Hills, she vowed never to return. The thought of even passing by the sea felt heavy. She was hopeful the ocean had swallowed up all those memories never to be spoken of again ... but every gust of wind reminded her she had to go back even if too say goodbye and move on.

Pain does that doesn’t it? It lingers on for a while and then we bury it every time it shows it’s ...

She was definitely in the unpopular clique. She made sure if that. Most of the girls were blonde bombshells, and Sandy was...not. She had dyed her hair jet black in middle school, and never went back. Hell, she didn’t remember her natural color now!

She also was always outdoors, at night. This lead to rumors of her being a Witch, rumors Sandy never denied. If anyone crossed her path, she ju...

It was too late to turn back now. Standing on the threshold of Oak Hill, Sandy Bradshaw gazed back down the hill at the town she had grown up in, had her first kiss and love in, where she spent days down the creek with her friends and nights camping in the woods, roasting marshmallows and telling ghost stories. Life had been so serene back then, so easy to live day-by-day.

Sandy touched the scar ...

Sandy Bradshaw had never had a proper home. She’d grown up in foster care, and while there were some good homes (Ms Reese, the Borgens) none of them were ever permanent. When she’d turned 18 she had to say goodbye to the system and her escape route- drugs.

They were the only way she could be what she wanted to be. They helped her change her reality. Without people looking out for her, Sandy coul...

Sandy cocked her double barrelled shotgun and aimed it straight at the wobbling figure in the dark. “Stand still you sonovabitch so I can blow your brains out.” She inhaled and squinted her eyes, her target closing in on her. On the exhale she pulls the trigger back and releases a deadly blow straight into the creatures head.

She quickly lifts her arm over her face to catch the exploding debris....

With all these mass murderers going around the town no one is safe outside. No one wants to leave their houses. No one wants to go to the town centre. No one wants to see anyone else. Since these mysteries have started the town has gradually become abandoned. It’s almost like no one lives there anymore. But that’s not the case.

A few years later, people started to get sick of being locked up with...

When Sandy Bradshaw,

left Oak Hills,

She vowed never to return

On September 11,2001

On United Airline flight 93

Had been hijacked

Sandy called for assistance

She stayed very calm

Sandy knew she would not return

To be home with family

Several people had been killed

Plane had turned around

Not knowing where they might be

Realize they were headed

Toward the White House

Several tenants on t...

When Sandy Bradshaw left Oak Hills, she vowed never to return. I made her do it. She was the sweetest girl I know, and she wanted to escape her terrible life here. So I helped her. Her aunt came looking for her after she noticed she was not in her bed. I know Sandy hated her aunt, so I told her aunt that I didn’t know where Sandy went and that she probably ran away. She did, technically. She left ...

The car could not have gone any faster. Panting like a dog without water sandy sobbed.Sandy’s knee was still bleeding and her cloths were still soaked. What accrued that night was more than life changing, it was life threatening...

Sandy arrived on Bradshaw left oaks hill on a Saturday night. The old house with the paint peeling and creeping porch reminded her of her old apartment. So In a way it ...

Everybody want the key and the secret to rap immortality like I have got

Well, to be truthful the blueprints

Simply rage and youthful exuberance

Everybody root for a nuisance

Hit the earth like an asteroid

And did nothing but shoot with musics

Cause I use it as a vehicle to bus the rhyme now I lead a new school full of students...