Do Not Go In There!A Story by ResmanshahA short story of a prohibited room.I’d
told him yesterday, last night and even nine hours ago. Do not go in there! But
he didn’t listen to me. He thought it was some kind of stupid old prank. Like
most human did, they would do something that prohibited. It
was rainy September when he came to my house. With almost soaking shirt, he walked
in. He then smiled at me. I knew what hiding behind that smile. I could predict
what was the matter he wanted to tell me. “Dude.
Seriously, can you just let me enter the room?” Just like I thought. “Why
is it so hard for you to listen to me? You cannot go in there. Not today, not
tomorrow or any other day!” I had to show serious face to make him understand
that he would not get what he wishes for. “Oh
come on! Just let me enter the goddamn room!” At that point, I knew something
had in him that make he cannot take no for an answer. Things
get worse after that. No more words came out from his mouth. He pushed me and
rushed to the room. He tried but couldn’t open the door. I
get up and ran to him. Tried to stop him by any means. But my size was no match
to him. One swing of his fist to my right cheek, manage to bring me down. He
smiled at me. I looked at him while I’m still lying on the floor. He
kick the doors open. Took one last glance at me. “Do not go in there my a*s!”
He laughed while make his way into the room. I sighed. “What
happen after that?” Mark asked me with curiosity. I
didn’t answer his question. All I did were showing him a big smile on my face.
I know he will not giving that same smile to me. All he wants is an answer that
he will only get when he enter the room. -The
End- © 2013 ResmanshahAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on September 6, 2013 Last Updated on September 6, 2013 Tags: Short story, writing, writer, story telling AuthorResmanshahSubang Jaya, Selangor, MalaysiaAboutI am a writer. Been published 9 novels. Never had an English novel yet. Still trying hard to make it happen. more.. |