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I impatiently paced, waiting to be called back in to the case workers office. "God I hate this town," I thought. People stared at me, and I glared back. Free country, I could dress how I want! I usually wore short skirts, fishnet stockings, and cropped tops. Today was no exception. This whole town made me mad. "Kay! Hey! Over here Kay!" I turned, and saw a girl with short pink hair waving at me to come out side. I glanced at the door with some indecision, and then left the building. "Oh my Go...

Amber cursed to herself, and vowed that this was the last straw! They needed gas money, and that...that ass that she'd reluctantly married had spent all their money on lottery tickets! She stared angrily down at the last of them, and then kicked the trash can clear across the room. When it hit the wall,it woke the girls, who were sleeping in the next room. Amber took in a deep breath of air, said a prayer for calmness, and then went into the next room. Two blue eyed red-heads were staring at...

Emily Henderson ran for her very life The soles of her running shoes struck the pavement rhythmically and her breathing came in short laborious gasps, as if her lungs were about to burst. She didn’t dare slow, or look around. She neither knew nor cared where she was at, all that mattered to keep running. More sweat poured from her than an old fashioned pump well when primed. Emily was not aware of the risks of dehydration, and did not know that this would be the only thing to stop her. She wa...

"Grandmie, was the world always like this," the child asked, sitting in his grandma's lap. The old woman began rocking back and forth, considering how to answer the question. She had many memories, but putting them into words, that would be the hard part. "How long has it been like this," another child asked, idely playing with a small wooden horse and rider figurine. "Back when I was your age, we had some idea of what could happen if we didn't take care of our planet, but yet, we still did n...

I impatiently paced, waiting to be called back in to the case workers office. "God I hate this town," I thought. People stared at me, and I glared back. Free country, I could dress how I want! I usually wore shirt skirts, fishnet stockings, and cropped tops. Today was no exception. This whole town made me mad. "Kay! Hey! Over here Kay!" I turned, and saw a girl with short pink hair waving at me to come out side. I glanced at the door with some indecision, and then left the building. "Oh my Go...