Greenhills: Fate Of The Chosen

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be. Today was really a disaste

oed in the night as I angrily stabbed the frui

his morning "that boy next doo

I kissed my teet

lly when the stupid freaky Rose and her cohorts are still roaming about the hallwa

e it on contact lenses. Maybe she had one. Her eyes glowed. Yes, it did glow a

uiet as possible not to wake my father, who was asleep. Not

rying to come to terms with the divorce and th

d, then a few weeks later, there was a letter that said

for the divorce, but her death was

bed and I began to reminisce a

after school closed, but he was nowhere to be se

rekking home, where I met this handsome y

follow me, but after he didn't stop his barrades of questions and insiste

son who brought m

my window, with my window facing exactly to his r

I wondered what the jerk wa

ow. Climbing down, I followed the

moon hung so bright unhindered as it prov

p walking.I thought of dark and sinister ways in

stopped, making me stop also. I had a smile on.

und, and where his eyes were supposed t

bush. My breath caught in my throat as I silentl

as hidden, Jason turned his face back and

ith pain and like

white, what I was seeing was what

acks of bone rearranging started

whatever it is that is going on, and Jason bei

me felt as if I waited for a sec lo

can hear his voice alternating between man and ani

gly had followed Jason int

howls of different

thought that it was just me a

the howls were coming closer t

er. What will he do if he wakes and finds out that his only da

't make out what they are, but they are

flat. They were two of them,

d my necklace, the only thing my m

ng the necklace. I guess I just wanted t

his was the first time I had seen them. It was c

ed a wolf, with claws that glinted in the night. The two were

as black in color. The scent of their heat hitting

to see them clearly, but it only added to my horror of see

ese things, only if I hadn't tried to follow him, I

I was surrounded by the monsters, and at that moment the monster

ught of my dad, and the many things I would have done with my life. Clutc

rd was the pained an

ndings fading into darkness