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Post by ELIZA MARIE CUNNINGHAM on Aug 25, 2007 13:37:23 GMT -5
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Finish this story in your own creative way. =)
Rules
It must be at least two paragraphs. [/size]
This contest will close on August 31st.
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First Place - 50 House Points Second Place - 35 House Points Third Place - 30 House Points Participation - 20 House Points [/center][/size]
Silence. As far as anyone was concerned, it was completely silent down the entire street, but was silence really equivalent to no sound? Silence itself did have a sound, now that Penelope thought of it. It was a very uneasy, tense feeling. She didn't recall it ever sounding like that before, but now things were different. People started to leave the comforts of their homes and stood on their doorsteps, staring at her. In one hand, she had a very small suitcase, and in the other she had the only piece of evidence against her. It was small, but she knew that she couldn't let anyone take it from her. If then even tried, she'd- she'd- well, she wasn't sure what she would do. Penny wasn't the type of person who was in the kind of situations she was in now. This wasn't her at all, but she knew that she had to act like she was or else someone would run at her and take it. She couldn't let that happen, she couldn't. The only thing she could do now was walk down the street in the uneasy silence that surrounded her every movement.
As she was walking,she felt as if she was not alone.Even though it was the middle of the night,she could here faint footsteps creeping in the puddles.She glanced over her shoulder and gasped.It was an old man with a spyglass.His long,dark,loomy robes billowed from a gust of frosty air.He stared at her,sweeping his long silver hair away.Penelope reconized him at once.She started running,so did he.Penelope ran as fast as she could,never turning back.No one took notice of her.Then she started screaming,yelling until she turned to her left to find her self in an alley.She looked down at her frost-bit hands and found that the paper in her hand was gone.If anyone in the wrong hands got to it,as she was refering to the old man,she could'nt bare to think of it.That man was her grandfather,who was a cruel,vile,man.He wanted to destroy the town we lived in.Everyone was trying to evacuate the city,losing hope every step ofthe way.The paper she held was the key to his plan.The one piece of information he loned to have.It was a map of the city.She wondered.Had she lost him?She turned around to see the spyglass he held.Without that,he had nothing to sell to become rich.She took it,and chased the piece of paper down the street.Once she caught up to it,she clutched it in her hands and went over to the trainstation.She had no money to pay for the ride,so she secretly slipped in the back of the train.Te train started it's way.It was time for her to escape from the treacheries of the world.
It was quiet, almost too quiet. The sort of quiet it gets when something was about to happen. She heard a noise behind her and walked faster. Her pace increased with the pounding of her heart. She could hear the rushing of blood in her ears. No, she wouldn't let them find her now, not after all the trouble she'd gone through to hide what she had done. She heard the noise again and whipped around to face the problem head on. She looked closely and saw that it was...a dog. All that terror over a stupid dog. She sighed, relieved that was all it was. She started to giggle, it was absurd to have been that jumpy. As soon as she felt her body relax, a hand reached out and grabbed her upper arm. He pulled her roughly to the side and dragged her into an alley way. Using one hand, he pinned her wrists above her head and with the other, he pried the evidence out of her hand. A photograph. Amazing how such a small thing could cause that much trouble. He pocketed the picture and turned her around so she was facing the wall. He cuffed her hands behind her back and dragged her to a waiting police car. They'd say she was insane, a druggie, any excuse they could so nobody would know the truth. They couldn't afford anyone knowing what exactly had happened to the president that night and that photograph she had taken was the only proof.