Kaptain-Kreepy-Girl

Blue never knew how he was going to tell Red how he really felt. Would Red accept him, or would he reject and never talk to him again? Blu has loved Red for a while now, but he didn't know if he was into guys or not. Blue let out a long sigh and he sat down in the green grass. He leans back on the tree that was behind him. He slowly closed his eyes. "Dude, are you okay?" Blue opens one eye and stares at the boy who stood in front of him. It was Red. He jots up and hits his head on Red's. "Oh, I'm so sorry, Red!" Blue said as he helped his crush off of the ground. "It's okay, Blue." Blue wrapped his head around Red. Red looked at him in conf

I was waiting for at least twenty minutes for my dad to come and pick me up from school. My phone suddenly buzzed in my pocket. I grab it, hoping it to be one of my friends, but it wasn't, it was my dad. "Hello?" I grumbled. I didn't want to talk to my dad, all he does is get drunk and abuse me. And my mother, my mother died, she shot herself, because of my dad. "J...Jade, I won't be able to c-come and pick you up, I have to stay and w-work late," he slurred his words. I rolled my eyes and shut my phone really hard. "Yeah, will have to 'work' late. He doesn't even have a job! He's so drunk he forgot what he has and doesn't have!" My mind ye

My name is Becky Isobella. I want to tell you about something that all most killed me. I want the world to know not to play this game. I was in a thrift shop looking for some computer games. I was into old games. While looking, I found a disk that said "Dream Catcher." I was interested, so I bought it. I took it out of the bag and tried to play it, but it wouldn't play. I tried to hack it, but it still wouldn't work. So, I brought it back. "Um, excuse me? I would like to return this game." I say sweetly The woman at the counter grabbed the game and looked at it. "Whatever for my dear?" I shrugged my shoulders "It doesn't work." The woman g

The rain poured down as a girl, at the age of eleven, got into the police car. Not that she was in trouble, the officer was bringing her to her new home. The girl's mother died just  year ago from cancer, her father left when her mother told him they were going to have a child. That child was, Veira Lenna. Soon, the car's engine started, and the car drove off. "I'm sorry for the long wait, Veira," The officer stated, "Can you forgive me?" Veira ignored the officer and gently placed her head on the window and fell asleep. When she woke up, she saw that they have arrived at her new home. Veira stepped out of the car and stared at the small, yel