The Green Night

Chapter 6

I wake up feeling groggy and depressed. Today is one of those days where I just want to sit in bed, all day, and listen to the sound of nothing. And the one thing that is triggering this is so avoidable, I could be home schooled And have no reason to leave. But Peter would be at work and grandma sue doesn't even remember her multiplication. That would never work, so I have no choice but to wake up and face the magic of high school.

I walk into the cold bath room and brushed out the huge not in my hair, my eyes started to water a little bit, but I didn't care. I didn't do anything with it much, I could lay dead on my cheeks for one day. Next I walked to my room and put on a pair of jeans and a hoodie from my old school OUTFIT ABOVE. It smelled like home and that scared me a little. A started to remember the kitchen before I left, and how I felt. But I let the go, so I shook off the feeling and walked in the kitchen.

Grandma sue was sitting at the table with a newspaper, and coffee taking sipped every few lines of reading. I walked to the fridge and saw there was some eggs and some bagels. That really didn't suite my taste so I looked in the cabinet and got out the Special K. it was good enough. I poured in the milk and cereal listening to the popping of the flakes. I go to the fridge to put the milk away and Peter walks in,

"Here," he throws me something shiny that chimes in the air. I catch it with my right hand and look at, " For you to get to school everyday."

"Dad, I don't need a car, I have money, or I could get a job."

"Well how would you get to that job?" he said almost to convincing.

I looked at him and smiled. And that was all I could do. He looked like he saw the thank you written all over my face and walked into the living room to watch the news. I fallowed to watch like I always would do with my sister in Florida. On the news there would never be anything to interesting about super big towns because it would draw to much attention. But one story caught my attention, and I was almost to big for a small town story. The man that introduced sounded like e was practicing to introduce something this big for a long time.

"For the first time in sister lakes history, there has been a murder," He said it so fast like it was nothing to him, " in the church off the main high road three bodies where found, Julia Scott, a teenage girl who went to height school in our small town. She had two loving brothers who now suffer the terrible loss of the loving older sister. Another was, Jack Bolmund, he was a college student coming home to see his mother after the first semester was over, he is an only child wo only lives with is mother, but will greave over him with the amount of a whole family. Last but not least, Caroline Weaves, an honor student and a senior at sister lakes high. She was supposed to attend Harvard next fall. And now the school will suffer a great loss of a very intelligent young girl, who will always be remembered. Her mother, father and little sister will be having a funeral in two weeks at the church after it has been investigated further. The family asks to have anyone who knew her or had any type of relations could attend.

"The bodies were caught on tap and will show on the screen momentarily. But it was informed to the investigators that they were all there to see each other, we will take you to Marissa on the case..." e looked at the camera with a convincing look and the screen switched to a lady with long brown hair and red lips and started discussing the case longer.

"Thank you Mike," she says with a blinding white smile, "now more on the case. I was told by the investigators that Julia was there to meet Caroline. Julia is a junior and needed help with her college applications, they were sitting in the first rows of seats in the service room. They were there before jack got there in the church. Nobody knew why he was there until later in the story. When Caroline and jack went to the same school they were an 'item' the couple was inseparable in high school until jack to go off to college and leave his leading lady behind.

"Julia was about to leave the church and had a messenger bag with her. On the way out the door she dropped her bag and jack came out in the lobby to help her pick up tea applications that she had just filled out. Meanwhile Caroline was in the service room putting away all of her papers and pens. She was just putting away the chords to her computer in the case that she brought it in when surprisingly. It started to spark up and caught on fire. She panicked and yelled for jack and Julia to come and help her. Julia went into the bathroom and filled up her water bottle. Jack ran into the service room to help Caroline. The last thing that the camera footage got was Julia running in the service room with her water bottle and the connection got lost.

"The police was called by a unknown caller. And we haven't found who called yet, but we hope that they come forward to tell what they had seen... When the police went to the seen all of the church doors and windows where locked or bolted shut. They eventually had to break down the main entrance door and was horrified by what was seen. The officer in charge wrote in his notes, 'The bodies had no scratches or any trace of them even being harmed, but the room was covered in blood and skin specimen. The sight was horrifying because the were sitting in the front row holding hands sitting up. The young man was in the middle smiling and the two women had frowns on heir faces. It reminded me of a horror movie that happened in real life. In the staff kitchen the fridge and stove were ripped out. And the room had no counter tops. But the most horrifying part of the entire seen was the sealing. It was covered in the furniture that was throughout the church building. Set up like rooms in a house. It looked as if a family lived there and a huge murder was committed to the entire house hold. There was living room with a TV and chairs. Also there was a kitchen in with a refrigerator and stove with counter tops. We went to all the doors and they were welded shut so nobody could get in or out.'"