The Remains

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     A/N Hey guys! I just wanted to tell you that this book may be a short one because I happen to run out of ideas kinda fast, but if you want you guys can give me ideas and I can use them for other ones! If u want to though. Well, keep on reading! Bye!                  

     I woke up in what seemed to be a hospital because of the bright light hitting my face, but it was just the sun. I woke up in a pile of ashes to be exact. Ashes, from what? Then I saw it. My whole house, gone. The smoke must have made me pass out because I didn't remember much. But the house was not what made me drop to my knees. It was the sight of my whole family, except for my aunt, dead. My little brother got the worst of it, he was hanging on a cross with nails going through his hands and anckles, he was burned black, and looked like he was wet. I smelled him to try and figure out why and how he was still wet, because if it were regular water, it would have evaporated because his body didn't crumble to the floor. So I smelled it. It smelled like gasoline. That REAL expensive kind. For those rich people cars.

     Then I went over to my mother and father. They looked as if they were sleeping, but I knew they weren't. I knew that because my mother told me that they would try for another baby. I did tell them I was gonna do anything to make sure they didn't, but we all knew I was kidding. The weird thing was, when I ran into the house I saw my aunt sitting in a chair, in the middle of the fire. So I thought if she was dead, then the others were too. Then I had blacked out. But now she was gone, her car too. And she has always told me that she and the car dealer are the only ones that have EVER touched her car keys. After that I quickly ran off to try and find help. A man was down the road watering his flowers. I ran to him. He asked me what was wrong and I told him that I would tell him if he could drive me to the police station. He agreed.

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