Ouija Board

The students have been picked up by all of the school buses. I can't get a ride from anyone else. The only option is to wait for a bus at a bus stop. Fortunately, the bus stop is close to the school. The roadway isn't particularly congested.It was only myself and a middle-aged woman with a grocery bag full of items. He was probably in his sixties, chubby, and had an angry expression on his face. We sat across the table from each other. I'm not antisocial; it's only a matter of status if I have to greet people first.The elderly lady fixed her gaze on me. It made me uncomfortable, so I attempted to turn away and look the other way. I'm glad it's a lady; if it had been a man, I might have bolted.A bus finally came to a halt in front of us after a long wait. The woman and I both instantly ascended and sat in our assigned seats. I removed my phone from my bag. Mommy has left five missed calls and two unanswered messages. Oh, my god! Mommy called before I arrived h

OUIJA BOARD 4 We walked to the basement.  I walked in the front while pressing the light switch on the wall.  While Henry brought his game board.  Sarra instructed us to sit in a circle with the Ouija Board in the middle.  Helen to my left and Kevin to my right. "Guys, are you sure about this?"  Helen looked doubtful. "Come on, Helen. This is just for fun."  Henry reassured. "She never had fun," Alex quipped.  Greeted giggles from us. Helen rolled her eyes, "I've seen movies about this board and none of them ended well."  Her voice sounded worried. "And you believe in the movie, Helen? Oh, come on, don't be silly."  Henry teased, greeted with a small smile from us. "Umm, Guys, by the way, before we start the game. There's something I want to say. The game should be over before my Dad gets home." "Why? Is something wrong?"  Kevin as

The five of them waved to each other before returning to their respective homes.  Alex goes home with Henry and Helen.  Kevin go home with walking.  Meanwhile, Sarra went home with her car.  Beverly closed the door after make sure they were all gone and headed to the kitchen to prepare dinner. The streets are very quiet with no one passing except a silver car belonging to a teenager, who else if not Sarra's.  The girl deliberately took a shortcut so she could get home faster.  Understandably, it was night and did not want to make his father worried.  Although crossing the forest, Sarra is not a timid girl like most girls.  She actually enjoyed the quiet atmosphere with music. Sarra's car suddenly stopped as she was near the cemetery.  Tried repeatedly to turn on, but failed.  The car engine still won't start.  Sge had to get down to open the hood and check the engine.  There was a confused look on

Yesterday Sarra, and today Henry.  We were in the living room with Mrs.  Swanson.  Neither of us spoke between us.  While Mrs.  Swanson just kept sobbing.  Her hands kept trying to calling Rooney, Henry's older brother who lives in Chicago, IL, but he's no answer.  Not long after, the sound of a car engine stopped in the yard.  That's Mr.  Swanson.  I saw from the window he came out in a hurry and opened the door without saying anything.  Seeing the arrival of her husband, Mrs.  Swanson stood up and hugged him in tears.  "Have you asked Rooney?"  asked Mr.  Swanson worried.  Mrs.  Swanson nodded as she wiped his tears.  "Then?"  "Rooney isn't picking up my calls."  Mr.  Swanson held his head and looked uneasy, "What's the chronology?"  He looked at all of us,  Kevin tried to explain and Edward continued the story from Kevi

I put the book in the locker.  The first lesson has ended.  Helen's science presentation ended badly.  She broke one very large test tube in the science lab and had to replace it. "Dad will be very angry to me," she said, putting her laptop in the her locker. I just laughing in response.  It's actually is bad attitude to laugh at people who are unlucky.  Oh, but I can't hold it.  I don't know what she will tell to her father for replace the test tube or maybe she will drain her savings. We walked together up the stairs.  Execute the plans we have made.  When we reached the 3rd floor we met Mr.  Jody.  He was one of the staff manning the security camera room. It's good! Mr.  Jody is very friendly men.  He was in his thirties and wore glasses.  Helen knew the man as well.  When we met we said we wanted to go to the library.  Helen tried to distract with Mr. &n