I still walk to school. But my mum bought me an alarm. If I feel unsafe or I feel that someone is following me, I pull a string out of this little box and it emits this horrible, high pitched sound that alerts everybody.
Marching confidently down the street, I turned the corner into Keri’s avenue. Eddie plodded slowly behind me, meowing occasionally lo let me know he was still there. I turned back and smiled at him, leaning down to give him a big kiss on his soft forehead. He purred noisily and rubbed himself up my legs.
Suddenly, I felt a cold drop of water on my head. I looked up, and that was like the clouds signal. It poured down. Literally threw it out of the sky. I whisked Eddie up off of the ground and sheltered him with my coat. But I didn’t care. I’ve learnt to appreciate the smaller things in life. Like the rain.
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Rain
Teen FictionRain. The one thing that can either make or ruin your day. Young Amy was just on her way to school one day until she was greeted by an unfriendly stranger... Full of suspense!
