All Chapters of Dark Blood: The Series: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I walk into my bedroom, close my door, and shut my curtains because I want to be alone. I place my back against the door and slowly slid to the floor. My bedroom is dark and silent and I can hear my Mum and Dad argue in the living room downstairs. This is day 3 of the arguments. I know this move won’t be ideal; I know we won’t be happy because we have left all of our family and friends behind. I can only hear parts of the arguments and all my Dad can bring up is that he regrets moving. This is a selfish decision that my Mum has made and we should have discussed it as a family matter rather than her taking it upon herself to go ahead with the new job. The shouting, Banging, smashing, crying and sc

I awake in a hospital bed, alone in a single room. I try to move, but they’ve cuffed both my arms to the rails on either side of me. I look over to my right hand and realize I have a plaster cast on my hand up to my elbow. But they even cuff that to the bed. ‘What’s going on?’ I think. The door opens. It was my Mum. “Hi darling, how are you feeling?” she asks sweetly. I just look at her. I can’t remember what happened. I remember coming to hospital ab

We pull up into our driveway. Our house looks normal, look as if no one is home. I take my belt off and open the car door. I stand and stare at our house; I close the door behind me and wait for my Mum.  “There you go sweetheart, home sweet home.” She says happily.  I look over to her and back at the house. I can’t help but feel something is a bit off. My Mum walks in front towards the door, I follow not far behind her. She puts her key in t

I wake up in the nurses’ room with my Mum stroking my head. Even though I don’t remember how I got there, I know it was a rage frenzy.  “Mum,” I say.  “I can’t do this anymore,” I cry.  She cries too and hush me whilst still stroking my hair. 

Finally, we arrive at Dead Man’s Woods. Wade pulls over into the muddy parking area. I look outside the window, it’s pitch black and thick with fog. “Well, if this isn’t spooky, I don’t know what is.” Wade says as he turns off the ignition. “I hope you have big torches Wade, the fog is really thick,” Penny says worryingly.