I was walking home, alone. When you have school, then a job afterwards, it's hard to get some rest. There's studying and everything in between. I kept walking down the dirty sidewalk. I wish they would have a community clean-up. While i'm examining the sidewalk I noticed a car slow down behind me. Normally I would just ignore it, but this person had their lights off. I began to walk faster. And before I know it I start to run and run. Like my life depended on it, well actually, IT DID!
I took different road ways leading the person away from my house. I finally lost the car. I caught the bus back home. I went straight to my room and plopped down on my bed. I was exhausted! That was waay more exercise than I needed. I proceeded to undressing. I just threw my dirty clothes on the floor and went into the shower. I started to analyze what happened about 15 minutes ago.
I tried to make out the color of the car, but I couldn't. It had to be a dark-shade of something because I couldn't see it. I definitely couldn't figure out who was in the car. I shrugged it off and just continued to wash. After I was done, I put my bed clothes on and went into the kitchen. I was hungry. I examined my almost empty fridge. I needed to go shopping. I grabbed out the turkey lunch meat and the mustard when my doorbell rang.
I put the things on the counter and made my way to the door. I then recalled all the events that went on tonight and I got a butcher's knife from out of the kitchen real quick and opened the door. There wasn't anyone outside. I checked for any cars, and there was only the one across the street in a drive-way. I was about to close the door when something on the ground caught my eye. I picked it up and it read: To: My Beloved Althea; From: Your Secret Admirer
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That Night
Mystery / ThrillerThat Night is about a girl who is being followed and stalked by this strange guy. She goes to the police, but they are just useless. That's when she takes matters into her own hands. Through all of this madness she somehow finds love.
