9/11 Short Stories

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Will fell into an alternate universe, and appeared in Halloween-town. Will walked around for a bit to explore before going around to ask for help. A bunch of people wouldn’t help him. He gave up, until he saw a dog walking around town. Will asked people if the dog was theirs, but everybody said no.
Finally, Will stopped at the last house on the block. It was shabby and in need a paint job. Will timidly approached the front door and knocked quietly. Knock, knock, knock. “Whooo's therrrre?” came a voice from inside. “It’s me, Will. I was just wondering if you had lost a dog recently?” said Will.
Suddenly the door flew open and a see-through, well dressed man came into view. “Oh, Thank you soooo much! I have been soooo lost without …show more content…
Do you think the owner of the house will give it to me?” Will asked.
“They might give it to you, if I tell them that I’m Bob Forte,” said Bobby. “Would you really do that for me?” said Will.
“Sure, why not?” said Bobby.

While Bobby went to talk to the homeowner, Will walked aimlessly through the endless streets. Soon, Will didn’t recognize where he had wandered off to. “Gosh!” Will exclaimed, “How did I get so lost? Where am I?”

Out of nowhere, Will saw a sign that advertised that there was a Halloween wrestling tournament in the woods; The Boogie Man versus a zombie. If I can get to the wrestling match, I can talk to the zombie and maybe get the bags of candy back for the trick or treaters! he thought. To get to the arm wrestling tournament, he had to go around the cemetery, under the Pumpkin Patch, and through the woods. Suddenly, Will remembered the advice that Bobby had given him earlier in the day…
“If somehow we get separated while trick or treating, NEVER go into the woods!”

Will was reluctant to venture through the woods, against Bobby’s advice. Will then thought to himself, “Nothing ventured - nothing gained!”

Meanwhile, Bobby was scared to death that he’d lost Will for

9/11 Short Stories

woman arose from the long meeting table the four quietly sat at. “We are sure you are fully capable of going through with your mission, #11.” As she glared impatiently at the young spy, her long, ruby red nails clacked against the wooden table in a rather rhythmic fashion. “Well, I mean… I…” the spy stammered, as she was cut off by the woman yet again. “Silence, #11. That is the job you have been assigned. Besides, you know what will happen if you don’t comply.” Her eyes looked like icy blue daggers…

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a person’s voice” Kate asked. “No, but the temperature seems to be dropping so we should probably pick up the pace before it gets too cold” James explains. So they all walk a little faster as they shiver and their hands start to go numb. At about 11:00 pm the temperature is around 30°F, which is very unusual for it to be that cold in the end of September. “Guys I can barely see where i’m walking and we still have 3 miles to go, do you think we should just stay the night out here? I mean we could…

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Scarlett woke up the next morning to the sound of quiet chatter and footsteps from the hallway outside her room. Any other person wouldn't have noticed, but because of Scarlett's ghoul hearing, some sounds were a lot louder for her. Scarlett looked over at the clock that sat on her bedside table. It was 7:03. 'Everyone must be going to breakfast,' Scarlett thought. Scarlett reluctantly rolled out of bed. The white- haired girl wouldn't have even bothered getting up and going into the Great Hall…

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The stench of chemicals hung in air like smoke, as the cleaning lady roamed the hallway. Bob stared at his front door, pleased with his work of skeletons, orange and black lights, spiders, and ghosts. He looked around to find that his neighbors put other creepy critters on their doors too. Suddenly there was the scream of a man and the lights went out. They flicked back on in a matter of seconds. Martha and Tommy (Bob’s children) came outside and pushed him inside. As he went inside he found his…

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Marc, Alex and Jack were sitting in their usual spot at the stone bench in front of the school. Marc hadn’t slept well last night. Even after easing his frustration in the shower (twice), he still couldn’t stop thinking about Toni. His black sheets and the way those track pants left little to the imagination. He was in zombie mode this morning, barely even noticing his friends around him. So when he felt a gentle hand on his shoulder he jumped, landing (un)gracefully on his ass in the grass. Alex…

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Casey sat in the middle of the bed and watched him vanished out the door. The pillow took the brunt of her anger as she pummeled it with her closed fists wanting to scream in frustration. Why did she have to ruin tonight? All her plans were progressing so well. Why would she say Sean’s name while making love to Ray? How am I going to get out of this one? Sitting in the dark, she tried to think of a solution that would fix this night’s fiasco. No light bulbs came on. No brilliant ideas came to mind…

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As the wail of sirens pierced the air, I noticed a car stopped in the street with its flashers on. Someone had already called 911. Fueled by guilt and fear, I made it out the window and onto the fire escape, painfully aware of the dangling shards of glass ready to pierce my skin like a lance. At that minute Margery moaned, and I sagged with relief. She was alive, thank God. No matter how crazy-angry my aunt made me, I’d never wished her harm. The whole fire escape, which appeared solid and…

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Chiron said “Ok I gotta’ run, go find your cabin, remember number eleven, make sure you follow the path.” I was going to ask why I had to go to number eleven exactly, because I just saw a girl leave number five, but when I turned around he was gone. I looked ahead and saw only the dirt road and the sun about to set. I started walking soaking up the fresh air and my surroundings. Mom would have liked this place I thought. I almost started crying. Maybe I could have saved her. Maybe she could have…

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