STORY STARTER

Write a story about a character who is trapped in a survival situation.

Use descriptive language to set the scene, and create tension and excitement as the character tries to survive in a difficult or dangerous environment.

Take A Bite

ā€œI don’t know, okay?


I. - DON’T. - KNOW.


I don’t know, I swear on everything I love! How else do you want me to say it!? Fuck! Okay, okay look sh- she… she was just here a second ago, she must’ve just ran out to get something. She’ll be back!ā€


*She’s not coming back*.


And now I have to get myself out of this mess. God, I told myself this was a new year, a new me! And here I am in this forsaken motel room pimping yet another girl out to this horrid hunchbacked, Quasimodo of a man. But hey, it’s all worth it for a measly crumpled up fifty-dollar bill right?


ā€œLook, I don’t give a shitā€ he says.


ā€œI paid for a service, so you best believe, I’m getting my moneys worth.ā€


Ew. No… no way, he can’t possibly think…


ā€œYou look like you’ll do just fine honey, how about you unbutton that shirt for me.ā€


And there it goes, the clichĆ© ā€œyou’ll do just fine…HONEY.ā€ Now If i had a dollar for every time I heard that phrase, I wouldn’t have to be doing this shit. His eyes, say I’ve conquered you, I’ve won, this is my game and I got you at checkmate. Little does he know I don’t give a damn about the game of chess. I don’t play by the rules of any game, naturally, it’s how I was brought up. See in situations like these you really only have two options, kill or be killed. And I sure as hell don’t back down at first bite.


I grew up on the east side of Philly, it’s a ā€˜dog eat dog’ world out there. I’ve never been the one to bite first, trust me, the art of surprise is what I revel in. The shock, and almost utter betrayal on my opponents face when I take them down makes it all worth it. This dirtbag has no idea what he’s just walked into…

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[To be continued]

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