Cigarette Daydreams
We were driving along the California coastline. I could feel the wheels of your red convertible twirling below us. The familiar motion was soothing. Song like. I was in the driver’s seat.
We were driving along the California coastline. I could feel the wheels of your red convertible twirling below us. The familiar motion was soothing. Song like. I was in the driver’s seat.
As Abigail awoke in the dead of night, a chilling sensation gripped her spine. The girl with the missing face was sitting at the end of her bed once more, her shadowy figure melding with the darkness that engulfed Abigail’s room.
The floor was cold and I was without shoes, making it feel even colder. It was dark but I could make out the shapes and room almost perfectly. There was a mild breeze and a quiet voice whispering something on the other side of the door.
The sun shines bright in the sky. Its rays heated the fields, where there was a bunny hopping in the flowers.
Hi, my name is Lucie. I know, a very popular name. Once I went to a school and there were five other students named Lucie. Three of them were in my class! So it was very confusing, I'm 5 by the way. And everyone says I get distracted easily.
“Boo!” Trick shrieked to wake up his sleeping twin ghost. “It’s the end of hibernation until tomorrow!”
Treat groaned, unable to get up.
“You know what that means, Bro. It’s Halloween!!!”
A deep sleep consumed me, wrapped around all sides like a flowing stream of infinite silk.
“Now you boys remember to have fun, but remember there are always consequences for what you have done!” The boy's mother called after them. Though the boys knew that their adventure would have a different plan.
All my life it seems like I never made my own choices. I was put up for adoption right when I was born and was told that my parents didn't have enough money to support me.
Hello, my friend, I would love to tell you a story of how we got here. So, all my life I thought I was real. I would wake up, say hello to my bird, brush my teeth, and go to work. I worked in a department store my whole life.
Bob The Scary Ghost
One sunny weekend, the Smith family went on a family camping trip in their camper. The parents had three kids, Elijah, Molly, and Ali.