Stars speckled the sky, illuminating the darkness and making earth seem like heaven. Moonlight reflected off the lake, skimming across the water causing majestic looking shadows to dance across the surface. The light softly touched the scales of various fishes, causing them to sparkle like diamonds as they glided through the clear water, not a care in the world. The air was filled with the unique humming of crickets and the swishing of undisturbed water gently slapping against the rock that I was sitting on. It was saddening that nobody knew what this place looked like, and it was even sadder that nobody even probably knew it existed except me. It's a nightmare to get to, but its worth it. I feel so at peace. In sync with the world, like nothing can touch me. Not the wolf, my bad memories, anything. I close my eyes, taking a long shallow breath in. As the air flows into my lungs, flowing through my veins, I feel my body get lighter. As I breathe out I feel my old problems and bad memory's wash away. I absorb happiness and peace from the air. I'm so calm, the world is so serene. Then a calm voice sliced through the air.
"Hello." I leapt to my feet spinning around locking eyes with a familiar face. The face of someone who literally died in front of me. "Fancy seeing you here." My heart was slamming against my chest with such force I was afraid it would kill me. My palms were sweaty and hundreds of thoughts were running through my head. This was impossible.
"Hansel?"
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That's it!! The end of my story :) A huge thank you to everyone who has read this far. I know the writing style changes a lot but this was one of the first books I've ever written and I was experimenting with styles. This book wouldn't of been possible to complete if it wasn't for the continuous support from all of you. So I'm sending the biggest thank you to anybody who read this far <3
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Mystery / Thriller"Have you ever felt so much hopelessness at one time, that it forms a solid substance and builds up at the bottom of your stomach? It makes you feel empty and dark, like the sky on a foggy night. It slowly builds up. Getting thicker and thicker, unt...
