Vaowie

Out on the sea once more; Captain Sid and her crew had gone through more than just rough ocean waters and adventures but much more. Throughout the whole time though, Sid found herself thinking about her friend Kabe, the book lover who wrote to her all the time. Every place she's gone she bought a new book for him so he would have something to remember her by after she left again. It had been a year and she knew that they had both changed. Sid's brown hair was no longer shoulders length. It was an adjustment for her to put her hair up in a ponytail, instead of wearing a dark grey trench coat she wore an ocean blue one, her black knee high boot

I finally made it back to the house; I was shivering, drenched and most likely running a low fever now. I couldn't take another visit from my characters tonight; just talking to one was exhausting enough. "Hey…" I looked into the living room, I saw him sitting on the couch in the dark. "You should be asleep…It's late." I whispered sliding off my wet shoes and socks. Sleep sounded wonderful right now. "Why are you up is, C.J. alright?" Justin got up and came over to me. "He's fine I calmed him down and he's fast asleep as we speak." He had no idea how badly I just wanted to fall into his arms and just sleep, that's all that's on

"You know if you stay out here the whole night you'll get really sick and I can't have that." I turned around to find Sky leaning against a dead tree, arms across his chest, pale skin that stood out even in the dark and red eyes that seemed to glow. "Hello, hello." He smiled showing off his sharp vampire teeth. "What are you doing here?" I asked with a smile as he walked over to me and gave me a hug. I always forgot that he was never going to be warm and that he didn't have a heart beat when I had my head on his chest when we hugged. "What no sucking my friends blood tonight?" Sky just laughed, "Nope not tonight but I'll stand outside a c

I had finally gotten up from my little spot and walked around the lake. The wind blew from time to time but it didn't bother me that much. I was surprised that it was warm out today even with all the rain we've been having. I couldn't believe that memory of my husband and I sitting around and talking about tattoo's came up. My hand went to my side where mine was; I couldn't believe that I went behind my parents back and go it. The funny thing about it though was that I didn't feel ashamed about it at all, not one bit. This was my secret and I hadn't even told my friends about it, this was something I wanted to keep to myself and my husband, m

"How is this my fault? I don't quite understand how it's my fault for staying home and taking care of our son. How is it my fault for trying to write as many pages as I can, for my next book and trying to spend as much time with you and with our son? How is it my fault for trying as hard as I can just to be with you? No I don't understand or see how it is my fault!" I shouted to my husband. This was the like the millionth fight we had this week. Lately we had been fighting a lot more and I'm not really sure how this fighting even started. The only thing I did know was that every time something came up or happened, every little thing, I'd get

The car doors banged closed and both girls ran through the empty university parking lot towards the dock. "Oh wait!" Emily huffed out as they were walking down the steep hill under one of the buildings, "its not raining." She said. "Wait what?" Val asked confused. "What about the rain?" she was trailing close behind Emily as they walked towards a little trail that lead to all the broken ceramic pots and plates and stuff people messed up on. "The place where I found that little orange pot, we can go there and look at all the things and not get wet because it's not raining." She said with a smile. They both went over to the little grassy ar

I am a lighthouse worn by the weather and the waves I keep my lamp lit to warn the sailors on their way I'll tell a story, paint you a picture from my past I was so happy but joy in this life seldom lasts Kabe waited in the lighthouse reading his book on his love seat couch. He had read this book over a dozen times and yet he couldn't get over how wonderful it was. He was waiting for her to come home; it had been almost a year since he last saw her. Kabe got a letter from Sid a week ago saying that she was coming into town to visit for a few days. He stopped reading his book and smiled putting it down and pulling out the letter that was t

Lying by her bed side, Sid watched the candle light flicker; the warm flame broke through the darkness that tried to engulf it, how one little flame held so much power she didn't know. She sighed and blew out the golden flame, slowly got up out of her bunk and walked to the door swaying with boat as she did. The door creaked as she opened it up and a rush of salty sea water smell came and filled her nostrils. Sid inhaled deeply, she loved this smell of the calm ocean, barefoot she walked up the creaking old stairs that led up to the deck of her ship. Sid looked up to see that the watchman had dozed off, she rolled her emerald green eyes and w

I walked around on this trail before haven't I? I walked passed moving pictures of people that so familiar to me and yet they weren't. Araeis came by my side after I had been wondering around for what seemed like a few hours. "Where am I?" he smiled and took my hand in his. His hand was soft and warm it felt like I was touch a new born puppy or kitten. He showed me around telling me about who all the people were telling me how I knew them, everything. "So to recap on everything…I'm a freshman in college majoring in English…I have about thirteen or so characters…I live about a street over from Rachel, and I write a bunch of stor

I wasn't able to sleep; the voices had come back into my head again. Tossing and turning in my bed they talked to me. One of them called himself Kayzen, another called herself Laurel. There were many more saying their names to me but I couldn't remember all of them at once, my head began to hurt. One voice seemed to dull the pain that racked my head, his name I can remember, it was Araeis. He told me something but I was too tired to catch what he said. I'll meet you soon…rest and let your body heal. He said, his voice was soothing and gentle, I felt safe at last. The air smelt of sea water, I like that smell. I inhaled deeply closing m