Just One "Wish"

High School Freshmen

When I was a high school freshman, and my siblings were seniors, we had a real life lockdown. Now funny thing...... (A/n: That's not funny) ...my siblings were skipping class when they called lockdown. Eve had Face-Timed me, I put my headphones in so I could hear her. Both Aaron and Eve were hiding in the boys bathroom, the one most people didn't use, because it didn't have a lock in any of the stalls, not even on the bathroom door. They hid in the furthest stall, trying to remain calm.

I was listening to Eve crying her 'pretty' cry.

"Aaron is holding the door of the stall, but I'm not sure we will make it out... I don't want to die Maeve." Eve continued to vent "I don't want you to be left with Mother and Father..."

"Hey you're going to be alright, don't worry. I love you sis." I responded.

Suddenly we heard the bathroom door open. I could hear my siblings breathing get heavy. I could see the fear in my sister's eyes. Eve had turned the camera to face the stall door; the one my brother was holding, and I saw the shadow of the infiltrator/murderer, through the gap on the floor of the stall. Then my brother slipped and fell on the floor of the bathroom, signaling that someone was in the restroom. I saw pale hands drag Aaron through the bottom. Aaron was kicking, and shouting 'no', as he was dragged under the stall to the other side.

Aaron started to scream for help, and Eve started to cry and ran to Aaron's rescue. Dropping the phone in the process. I could only see the ceiling of the room, but I heard their tormented cries, clear as day. I saw that blood was splattered everywhere, and their screams of pain where gone. My face paled as I realized what had happened.

I ended the call crying. I never saw the killer's face. Helping solve the twins' death was impossible at the moment. I felt so alone. I didn't want to go home. But I did. I had to face my most definitely drunk Step-dad, and my most definitely ugly af mom.

Let's just say I couldn't sleep that night, due to pain.

(A/n: I know I haven't posted for a while. I was grounded, for a multitude of things. But now I'm back and going to attempt to keep a sorta constant flow of my story.)