Ghost Kittens
This is my creative piece for Langauge Arts Class.
This is my creative piece for Langauge Arts Class.
It is past midnight in my house
when I am jerked away from deep sleep by the shock of someone touching me. I
shoot straight up and examine the room. There is nothing there but my usual
things. But an opened door screams suspicion as I just gaze at it. Its
beckoning me with curiosity but at the same it is telling me KEEP AWAY. But I
couldn’t take it anymore, so I stumbled towards the door and into the darkness.
Just kidding, its not really that
dark. In my living the TV was already on, which was really strange. Whoever did
it, they have horrid taste in entertainment because when I walked in there
Jersey Shore was on. I continued past the TV, not really frightened that there
might be a ghost. The only frightening thing about that is that people watch
Jersey Shore. I lazily stalked into my kitchen, mindlessly opening the fridge.
I hoped there was something to drink but instead I was greeted by my cat,
Squeebles. I literally freaked out so much I flew back and hit my dinner table.
I guess it’s okay because cats.
I got back up on my feet and
started to explore more. I had just heard the upstairs floorboards whine in
pain as weight pressed down on them. All of a sudden the ceiling snapped like a
twig and wood clattered to the floor through the now gaping hole in the
ceiling. Nothing else fell though. For some odd reason I could feel the presence
of some sort of a cat. Speaking of cats, an invisible claw or blade ripped my
new “swag” pants. Out of fear, I jumped back and rushed to my pant’s side like
a paramedic. I started talking to myself asking if the pants were okay. I was
suddenly interrupted by a cat appearing out of nowhere, and it wasn’t my cat
either. I closed my eyes and prayed I lived as the cat sprang towards me, its
sleek black fur engulfing my face until I was in complete darkness.
I don't know why but as soon as I saw him, I said "Untie me and I'll vote for you." To my surprise, he took a sharp blade out that shined like bright like a diamond. The knife screamed as he brought it down on the rope, barely missing my ankle. After that, he just . . . left.
And I lived happily ever after.
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