Don't tell me nonsense

Hello

I've been getting in trouble too much recently and it was really beginning to bug me,considering the fact that I haven't even doing anything wrong. So I decicded that I needed to get a grip of myself and not blame my problems on other people even though my problems were because of other people right now.

I took a deep breath and assumed a yoga position. I decided to put this into my routine now for I have been a bit inflammatory and reactive to things people have said to me and done to me ; yoga is said to be calming so I said, why not?

I sat in the living room and followed the instructions by the instructor in the session. Inhale and exhale as you fo this pose. As you do this you should be able to feel all your problems slipping away slowly. All the stresses, just melting away as if theywere never there.

This is utter bull I thought, I got up and I switched off the TV. I ain't about it. I went upstairs to my room and when my head toucheddown I was gone.

When I woke up it was 6pm to a knock on the door.

The knock on the door had purpose and effect, this person wanted something, but what did the person want.

"Hello anyone at home?" The voice echoed out deep and authoritative. I identified it was a male about 17 years of age. I tried to recognise the voice, but it didn't click. Suggestions? None whatsoever. I move slightly, but too fast. A loud creek, echoed through the house. He heard it or at least that's what he thought?

"Hello?" He called out, in the form of a question. I froze; musical statues style. I was so scared, I swear my heart stopped beating for a bit.

Then I heard footsteps walking away and the closing of the gate, it made a loud squeaky noise that was one of a kind. He did the latch; I felt somewhat relieved.

"I know you're in there." I imagined him saying it with a eerie smile on his face.

I sat still and silent till my mum arrived not moving from my position once afraid of what might happen next.