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A Chapter by Lydia
Kelsey was walking home from school again. Her older brother was fixing her car, and wouldn't be finished for another few days. To make it worse it h..
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A Chapter by Lydia
Kelsey continued to stare at the wall across from her. Drew and her were still sitting in the same position they had been for almost an hour. It was ..
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A Chapter by Lydia
Kelsey took a deep breath as the car began to bump along Ryan's gravel driveway. His quaint house came into view as she slowly opened her eyes, as if..
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A Chapter by Lydia
The atmosphere in Ryan's living room was tense to say the least. Kelsey was seated (very awkwardly) next to Drew on one couch, and Ryan sat across th..
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A Chapter by Lydia
Tap, tap, tap. Kelsey subconsciously tapped her foot on the white tile floor of the police station. She didn't realize she was doing it until the lad..
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A Chapter by Lydia
I was laying on my side, curled into a ball, on my bed. My covers strewn everywhere, and used tisses scattered the floor. A mascara stain was present..
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A Chapter by Lydia
I walked into school the next day feeling slightly nervous. I hadn't came to school in almost two weeks. The last time I had been there no one knew a..
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A Chapter by Lydia
"Ryan! Drew! Slow down," I called, bending over to catch my breath. Have I ever mentioned that I hated gym? The two boys kept a fast and steady pace ..
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A Chapter by Lydia
I hurried down the hall trying, but seemingly not succeeding, to make it to homeroom before the bell rung. My ponytail swung back and forth as I walk..
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A Chapter by Lydia
It was another boring Saturday night for me to spend alone. I slumped on the couch and flipped through TV channels absentmindedly. As usual, there wa..
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