Young Adult
Write In The Middle Of It
Officer Mancuso normally didn’t walk that block, but because he still had no leads on the Sadiah Gibson case he was willing to ask any passerby if he saw anything. When he walked down the alley he heard a rumbling from the third floor of a building he passed. At first he passed it off as kids playing in the stairwell until he heard the blood-curdling scream of a young woman. The elder cop ran as fast as his out of shape body could take him up the steps of Mekayla’s fire escape.
By Majique MiMi4 years ago in Fiction
The Fall
If you’ve arrived here, please start at Chapter 1 Chapter 4 Te Hākari/The Feast Rātū leads the boy along the corridor. He is rough with him and angry that he can’t be rougher. But this kid is no pushover. He walks straight-backed, proud and showing little fear. This makes Rātū even more suspicious.
By Himiona Grace5 years ago in Fiction
TOUCH | Part 4
Read PART 1 | Read PART 2 | Read PART 3 Sean remembered falling into unconsciousness. The attached sensations – the sharp pain of the rock colliding with his skull, the blood seeping from his head wound, the cool floor of the trailer – were distant and inaccessible. Sean accepted that others felt those things, but to him they were part of a language he could never learn.
By Addison Horner5 years ago in Fiction
