I accidentally backed up into my mom and my brother, still in shock.
"What is it?" My mother asked with a concerned look on her face.
"Father, Da-Da-Dad is not dead. He's not. He didn't die in a car accident. He's out there. Somewhere out there, and we need to find him!"
"Oh honey, he died 3 years ago! I thought you were over his death.." my mom replied, her bright green eyes started to water.
"No, look at this!"
I showed her the notebook.
My mother was a skeptical person and went on about how it could be a different Edward Watson, or they could have killed him already, or this was written years ago.
I believed in my heart that he was still alive. When he died, I wasn't sad. I didn't cry, I acted like nothing had happened. I know he's still out there and I am destined to find my father.
I tried to tell if I could decode anymore of the notebook. I assumed that tommo meant tommorrow, but when exactly was tomorrow?
Why did he need to call my father in the first place? What happened to my father after 3 years?
So many questions, yet so little answers. Answers. I need to look for my answers!
The dim lit hallway had 3 doors, one right when in front of you when you came down the stairs, one to the left,
and one to the right.I decided to search the middle one first. It had a nametag on the door; neat and fresh with shining metal. It looked as if it was just put there yesterday.
The name on the door seemed familiar. Very familiar. J. Harrison where do I know him from? I stepped back to thing and my foot touched the lifeless body behind me.
I yanked it back, and then it came to me! J. Harrison is the name of the dead soldier.
Maybe this office could give me some clues. Answers.
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Overpopulation
Science Fictionmy name is sophia; sophia wallace. this is my story about the days leading after the world hit the max level of overpopulation.