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Maya, Jose, and Danielle. Group 8 - Part 2

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Maya, Jose, and Danielle. Group 8 - Part 2

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Maya, Jose, and Danielle. Group 8 - Part 1

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Maya, Jose, and Danielle. Group 8 - Part 1

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Evie slowly got up from her chair as she heard the long droning ring of the doorbell. She assumed it was the postman. When the door revealed who it was, she was thoroughly disenchanted. There was a pale looking woman with neatly done hair standing at the step, with a look of hope in her eyes. “Evie-”, the woman started but she was cut off by her biological daughter. “I can’t believe you’re here.” The woman immediately was crestfallen. “I’m sorry.” She tried to say, but Evie was clearly discouraged and upset. Evie quietly shut the door, not ready to hear another word from the woman who was not present for her greatest achievements. Evie’s mother left the step and climbed back into her old gray car. Almost ready to leave, she looked up to see the front door of Evie’s house open slowly.

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It had been 2 years since my dad had died. That night was the worst night of my life. It was all my fault too. If only I had picked up that banana peel, he wouldn’t have slipped on it and hit his head on the counter corner. I’ve been wallowing in my guilt since then. It was the coldest night year so far, and it was only Halloween. The night turned darker by the minute, as the thunder began to roll in. There was an extra bright flash of lightning followed by a deafening crack of thunder. Suddenly a cold hand touched my shoulder, I spun around too quickly and knocked him backwards. I looked up and let out a surprised gasp. “I can’t believe you’re here,” I said solemnly. He disappeared as suddenly as he had appeared. Just like the day he left me.

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Sorry it kinda is bad but here it is...

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the crowd cheering, my heart pounding i kept chanting in my head that i was gonna win i needed to win i couldn't lose now for how long i've worked to even get here i heard my parents in the crowd telling me not to stop and to keep pushing i had so much adrenaline in my blood that i could lift up a whole car so there was no way i would stop now i saw at the end of the field my brother who kept mouthing the words ¨don´t stop don´t stop¨ repeating himself i was so happy that he was able to make it here all i wanted to do is run to him and hug him so i pushed myself even harder i passed my competitor and in a blink of an eye i passed the finish line¨ i cant believe i won the tournament!¨

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I entered the waiting for game with high hopes but then I saw HIM, suddenly I could no longer contain myself, I said in a snotty tone: "How come you, of all people had to be here!

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"I can't believe you're here!" she stuttered. "I thought you disappeared 10 years ago! Why'd you return?"

"I've decided to return for  things to get back to normal," the unknown responded.

"I thought we had an agreement. You would stay missing until further notice. Not only is it dangerous for you but it's dangerous for me. If the KGB discovers us, we won't see another day again!"

Ten years ago…

"Did you get the information without being seen … copy?"

"Copy, we got  the plan for what Russia is planning to do to America,  unfortunately, we were seen by three KGB agents."

Present …

"I don't think they will forget us any time soon."

"Long time no see," spoke a voice behind them. "We won't let you go this time…"

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i heard knocking on the door, i look to see who it is and it is my ex best friend, I open the door (not really in shock) and say ¨"I can´t believe your here.¨

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The sound of heavy pants filled the field. Exhaustion weighed on everyone's minds as they finally got a chance to catch their breath. “I can’t believe I won the tournament!” the girl right in front of lidia beamed. She had a big, bright smile on her face. Lidia couldn’t help but feel a burning envy as she watched the girl run happily towards her friends and family. She stood up from her place on the grass, her feet heavy from the race that had just ceased. She stomped over to her mom calling her name from the stands. She should've won the tournament

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It was a summer evening my mom and I went four days without bread. We miss toast in the morning, we miss using our butter on the crisp piece of bread.  We tried to eat muffins to help us not miss bread, but they are like stale chips very satisfying and bland.  It has been almost 5 years without our toast. We waited every day for just one knock on the door for the bread we have been craving. My mom and I have been eating the stores sourdough for 5 years now. We know dad has got to be hiding some of the soft loft at his work. I gave up, as I walked home the next day I could see a brown car passing the corner down the neighborhood. I can't believe you're finally here