To me, it was just a normal day in high school: me drawing in class while everybody else was taking notes and paying attention to the lesson plan; when I was called out of class. My teacher, Ms. Abrams, gave me a sad and apologetic look that could only mean one thing: someone in my family had died. I go home to find my mom sitting in the old beat-up brown leather chair that we've had for what seemed like forever. She had her face in her hands and was crying unceasingly. i go over to her, lay my hand so very gently on her back trying to comfort her. "What happened?" I asked after a long pause to let her calm down a little bit. "Grandma. She was out shopping for groceries when she suddenly had a stroke." more tears. Clearing of the throat. "Sweetie, Grandma's gone." Of course I was distraught. I found myself crying too (and I very rarely cry). However, I knew I had been lied to. I definitely knew that Grandma had not died of a stroke. I also knew that she had not gone shopping that day, she had gone to the woods. I was sure of it. I was going to find out how she died, and I knew exactly where to start. Time to break into a morgue.
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Into the Dark Woods
FantasyWhen Juli's grandmother is murdered, Juli ventures into the famed and mysterious Woods to search for answers. However, when Juli meets a strange boy named Sabian, her world spirals out of control. He is dark and seems to have plenty of secrets, bu...